HOW OFTEN SHOULD I SEAL COAT MY ASPHALT IN TENNESSEE?
🛣️ Your Parking Lot Takes a Beating in Tennessee
Between the blazing sun, downpours, and traffic, Tennessee asphalt doesn’t stand a chance without maintenance. The #1 way to protect your investment? Seal coating — a protective layer that keeps your lot from cracking, fading, and falling apart.
But how often should you actually do it?
⏱️ The Magic Number: Every 2–3 Years
If your lot sees average use, you should seal coat it every 2 to 3 years. Heavy traffic, fuel spills, or harsh weather exposure? Plan on closer to every 2 years to prevent deeper damage.
🧱 What Happens If You Don’t Seal Coat
Oxidation from UV light dries out the surface
Water seeps into cracks, softens your base
Small cracks become big repairs — or worse, full repaving
The lot looks old and neglected (bad for business)
🚨 5 Signs You're Overdue
Faded, gray surface
Cracks starting to spider out
Pothole formation or uneven areas
Oil spots that won’t wash off
You wouldn’t park your own truck there with pride
🧠 Straight Shot Pro Tip
We inspect your lot for free. If it doesn’t need work yet, we’ll tell you — no pressure. But if it’s time, we’ll knock it out with clean lines, sharp edges, and zero mess left behind.
✅ Get a Fast, Free, No obligation quote
We’re veteran-owned, local, and we show up ready to work.
Call 615-987-2969 or visit straight-shot-pavement-solutions.com to schedule your seal coat today.
