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One or two sentences in your own voice about what you do and who you do it for. This is where you explain, in plain language, why a properly prepped seal job lasts and a cheap one doesn't.
See the difference
Sealcoating sells on the before and after. On your finished site this is a real pair of your own photos, shot from the same spot on the same driveway.
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What we do
Each one becomes its own page on the finished site, so it can rank for the exact thing people type into Google at 9pm.
From $0.00 / sq ft
What's included, what sealer you use, and how long the finish holds up. Two lines is plenty.
See detailsFrom $0.00 / linear ft
Why cracks get sealed before anything else goes down, and what happens if they don't.
See detailsFrom $000 per patch
Cut, clean, fill, compact. Say what depth you go to and when a patch beats a full replacement.
See detailsFrom $00 per stall
Stalls, arrows, fire lanes, accessible spaces. Note the paint you use and the dry time.
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The commercial plan — annual inspection, scheduled sealing, striping refresh, one invoice.
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When sealing is throwing good money after bad, and what a fresh overlay actually costs.
See detailsBallpark it yourself
The single most common question you get on the phone. Answering it on the page filters out the tire-kickers and warms up everyone else.
Pace it off — close is close enough for a ballpark.
Common sizesSample rates. The math is live — your real per-square-foot numbers drop into one line of the file and this calculator prices jobs for you. A firm price always comes after we look at the surface.
How we do it
Spelling out the prep is how you beat the guy with the pickup and the driveway-sealer bucket from the hardware store.
What you use to strip the surface, and why a dirty driveway will not hold sealer.
Cutting back the grass line so the finished edge is crisp instead of ragged.
Hot rubber into every crack over the width you name here. Cure time before the next step.
The step almost everyone skips. Say what you use and why sealer won't stick without it.
How many coats, how they go down, and exactly when they can park on it again.
Why Your Business Name
A paragraph in your own voice. How long you've been at it, what you refuse to cut corners on, and what a homeowner should ask every contractor who quotes them.
Recent work
Eight of your own shots go here. Take them from the same angle, in the same light, and the grid does the rest.
What customers say
Pulled from your Google Business Profile, so the rating on the page matches the one in search results.
“Your customer's own words go here. A real review beats anything a copywriter can invent, so we use yours word for word.”
“A second one, ideally naming the service — that's the exact wording the next customer is typing into search.”
“A third that mentions showing up on time and cleaning up after. Those details are what close the next three jobs.”
Where we work
Naming your towns is how you show up in "sealcoating near me". On the finished site each of these becomes its own page.
Not sure if you're in range? Call and ask — we'll tell you straight.
Questions
Every question you field on the phone belongs on this page. It saves you the call, and it's what Google and the AI answer engines quote when someone asks.
Give the real number — foot traffic after so many hours, vehicles after so many. This is the single most-asked question in the trade, and a straight answer builds instant trust.
Say what you actually recommend and be honest that every year is too often. Telling someone they don't need you yet is what gets you the job next spring.
Your rain policy — how far out you watch the forecast, when you reschedule, and who calls whom.
Yes, and explain why. This is where you separate yourself from a cheap quote that skips it.
Describe the point where sealing stops making sense and patching or resurfacing takes over. Honesty here reads as expertise.
Free written estimates. Most quotes back the same day.