North Logan has grown fast along 1600 North and up toward Green Canyon, with the USU Botanical Center and Elk Ridge among its landmarks. A lot of these homes are newer builds with driveways poured in the last 10–20 years, exactly the age where a first or second seal coat protects the investment.
Sitting a little higher against the foothills, North Logan catches the runoff and the same brutal freeze-thaw swings as the rest of the valley. New asphalt that has never been sealed loses its protective binder fastest in those first few winters. That gray, brittle look is the surface drying out.
A commercial-grade polymer seal coat that restores the black finish and shields the asphalt from UV, water, and freeze-thaw.
Hot-applied filler that seals cracks before water gets in and freezes them wider over winter.
Treating and priming oil and fuel stains so the seal coat bonds evenly instead of peeling.
Filling and compacting potholes and broken edges to stop them from spreading.
We work throughout North Logan, near Green Canyon, the USU Botanical Center, Elk Ridge and Meadowood. Every job starts with a free, no-pressure written estimate, usually the same day (Sundays excluded). Most residential driveways are sealed in a single visit.
Free estimates. Commercial-grade sealer. Local crew right here in Cache Valley.
Call (435) 554-8115