1. Surface Preparation

Cleaning asphalt surfaces of dirt, debris, and oil stains using blowers, brooms, or pressure washers.

Filling cracks and potholes with appropriate sealants or patching materials.

Applying primer to heavily damaged or oil-stained areas before sealing.

2. Sealcoating Application

Mixing and preparing sealcoat materials according to manufacturer specifications.

Applying sealcoat using sprayers, squeegees, or brushes.

Ensuring an even and smooth application of sealcoat over the entire surface.

Applying multiple coats if necessary for durability.

3. Traffic and Safety Management

Setting up safety barriers, cones, and caution tape to block off work areas.

Directing traffic around work zones if necessary.

Ensuring the work site complies with safety regulations and protocols.

4. Equipment Operation and Maintenance

Operating sealcoating equipment such as spray systems, mixing tanks, and crack-filling machines.

Cleaning and maintaining tools, hoses, and sprayers to prevent clogging and damage.

Performing basic repairs and troubleshooting equipment issues.

5. Customer Service and Communication

Explaining the sealcoating process to customers and addressing their concerns.

Providing estimates and discussing job details with property owners or managers.

Ensuring customer satisfaction by delivering quality workmanship.

6. Weather and Material Considerations

Monitoring weather conditions to ensure proper application (avoiding rain, extreme heat, or cold).

Storing and handling sealcoating materials properly to maintain effectiveness.

7. Clean-Up and Final Inspection

Removing tape, cones, and barriers after the sealcoat dries.

Checking for missed spots or uneven application and making necessary touch-ups.

Ensuring the area is left clean and presentable.