Residential services
Driveway sealcoating and repair for Wisconsin homes
Sealcoating, crack filling, pothole repair, patch work and gravel driveway installation. Free estimates.
- Fully insured
- 20+ years of experience
- Residential and commercial
- Free estimates
- Open 8am to 8pm, seven days
For homeowners
A driveway that looks cared for and lasts
Tell us about your driveway and we will recommend what it needs. Sometimes that is a fresh coat of sealer. Sometimes it is just a few cracks. We tell you plainly.
What we do for homeowners
Six jobs for your driveway
Asphalt Sealcoating
A protective black finish for your driveway.
Crack Filling
Hot-pour rubberized sealant that keeps water out.
Pothole Repair
Holes filled so the driveway is smooth and safe.
Patch Work
Worn sections restored without redoing the whole driveway.
Gravel Driveway Installation
Graded to drain and hold up.
Asphalt Maintenance
Regular care that extends driveway life.
Every driveway job
What a standard driveway job includes
- Cleaning with a power blower and wire brooms
- Two coats of commercial-grade sealer, sprayed on
- Barricade tape at the edges so no one drives or walks on it by mistake
- Cracks and holes repaired before sealer goes on, when your driveway needs it
How a job goes
How a job goes
1. Send your details
Use the form, call or email. A rough size is fine. Photos help.
2. Free estimate
We confirm the details and recommend the work.
3. We pick a day with you
Sealcoating needs dry weather, so the day can move if rain is coming.
4. Before we arrive
Move cars off the driveway. Tell us about sprinklers, a gate or anything else we should know.
5. The work
Repairs first, then cleaning, then two coats of sealer.
6. We tell you when it is ready
Until then, stay off it.
When can I drive on it?
Staying off the fresh sealer
Cars
Keep cars off for 24 to 48 hours.
Foot traffic and pets
Keep off for at least 24 hours.
Cool or damp weather
Curing slows down, so it can take longer. We tell you when it is ready.
Tire marks and tracking
These can show up early on fresh sealer. They fade as it cures. Call us if you have a question.
Park on the street or a neighbor's drive (with permission) until we say it is ready.
Does my driveway need it?
Sealing, filling or patching?
Faded or gray, few cracks
Sealcoating.
Visible cracks
Fill them first, then seal.
A hole or crumbling edge
Pothole repair or a patch.
Large sunken or broken areas
We look at it and tell you honestly what makes sense.
How often to reseal
Every two to three years
Most driveways do well with a fresh coat every two to three years. If you would like a reminder when yours is due, just ask. It is optional.
Every driveway is different
What affects the cost
- Size of the driveway
- Condition of the surface
- How worn or faded it is
- How many cracks need filling
- Oil spots to treat
- Access to the driveway
- Scheduling
Your free estimate covers the real answer for your driveway.
Homeowner questions
Homeowner questions
How long does sealcoating take?
Most driveways are done in a day. The cure time afterward is the part to plan around.
Do I need to be home?
Not for the work. We want you there for the estimate and to confirm details when you can.
Should I fill cracks first?
Yes. Sealer cannot bridge an open crack, so we fill cracks before we seal.
What if it rains?
Sealer needs dry pavement. If rain is coming, we move the day with you.
When can I park on it?
Not until we tell you it is ready. See the cure time guide above.
How do I pay?
Cash or check.
Fully insured
Homes and businesses, one trusted team
20+ years of experience on driveways and lots across Wisconsin.
Free estimates
Free estimates
Call 608-548-1169 or send the form. We are open 8am to 8pm, seven days a week.
