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Real numbers, published. Every price on this page is a placeholder — yours drop straight in, and the ranges do the pre-qualifying for you.
A short paragraph in your own voice about how you price residential work — by the square foot, by the job, or a flat rate for common sizes. Say what's always included so nobody is comparing your quote to a stripped-down one.
| Service | What's included | Typical price |
|---|---|---|
| Driveway sealcoating | Clean, edge, oil-spot prime, two coats | $0.00 / sq ft |
| Hot rubber crack filling | Router, blow out, hot pour, sand set | $0.00 / lin ft |
| Pothole & patch repair | Saw cut, remove, fill, compact | $000 / patch |
| Oil spot treatment | Degrease and primer before sealer | $00 / spot |
| Edging & trim work | Cut back grass line, clean edges | Included |
| Second coat upgrade | Extra coat on high-traffic areas | +$0.00 / sq ft |
Commercial buyers care about different things — liability, downtime, striping compliance, and getting it done overnight or over a weekend. Say how you handle each, and whether you quote per lot or on an annual maintenance plan.
| Service | What's included | Typical price |
|---|---|---|
| Lot sealcoating | Sweep, prep, spray or squeegee application | $0.00 / sq ft |
| Line striping — restripe | Repaint existing layout, standard stalls | $00 / stall |
| Line striping — new layout | Measure, chalk, stripe from scratch | $00 / stall |
| Accessible stalls & signage | Stall, hatching, sign and post | $000 each |
| Fire lanes & curb painting | Lettering, curb face, safety yellow | $0.00 / lin ft |
| Annual maintenance plan | Yearly inspection, sealing and touch-ups | Custom |
If you run a group rate, put it here in plain numbers. Two driveways on the same street on the same day saves you a mobilization, and telling people that turns one job into four.
The honest answer: thinned sealer, no crack fill, no prep, one coat. Walk through what a cheap quote leaves out. This paragraph wins more jobs than any headline on the site.
Say no, and say how fast it comes back and whether you need to be home for it.
Wheel, tape or satellite — say which, and that the number on the quote is the number on the invoice.
Methods, deposit policy, and when payment is due. Clear terms prevent the awkward conversation later.
State exactly what's covered and for how long. Numbers read as confidence; "satisfaction guaranteed" reads as nothing.
Get ours in writing, same day, with the prep spelled out line by line.