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Sunlight, rain, snow, heat, and cold are just some of the elements that wear down your asphalt driveway; that's not to mention the burden of the weight from cars and trucks. However, numerous measures exist that allow you to keep your asphalt in excellent condition for years. The asphalt experts at Double Diamond Contracting in Kalispell, MT, are eager to help clients ensure that their driveways and walkways always look great.

The asphalt experts offer the following maintenance tips that prevent premature driveway or walkway damage:

  • Apply Crack Filler: Treat hairline cracks in asphalt with a quality crack filler. This will prevent expansion and keep water from getting under the cracks, which could result in costly issues. Fill cracks 1/8-inch to 1/2-inch wide with crack filler. Use asphalt cold-patch for cracks wider than 1/2 inch.

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  • Inspect & Fill Depressions: Look for any holes and depressions, and contact the Kalispell asphalt experts to fill them. They'll ensure all depressions are thoroughly cleaned before applying cold or hot-patch asphalt, depending on depth. 
  • Commission Sealcoating: Schedule professional sealcoating by Double Diamond Contracting to further extend the life of your driveway and walkways. Sealcoating is a waterproofing measure that eliminates small cracks and protects asphalt from the elements and chemical spills. It also provides an attractive surface.

Check your local weather report before beginning any asphalt maintenance projects. Asphalt fillers generally require temperatures of 55 degrees Fahrenheit or higher to cure. If the forecast is chilly or rain is predicted, wait a few days to start the work.

Utilize the skills of team members at Double Diamond Contracting for large asphalt repairs and resurfacing projects. The staff always pays extra attention to detail, and all work is guaranteed! For more on asphalt resurfacing, asphalt repairs, and other services available through Double Diamond Contracting, please call (406) 755-8853 or visit the website today.

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