DeJardin Asphalt Maintenance, LLC

07/31/2025

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03/10/2025

Happy (almost) Spring!

Now that we're hitting our first true stretch of warmer weather, it's time to evaluate your driveways & parking lots

-Did the snow plow scrape off a little too much sealer over the winter? Don't worry, it happens and we can help

-Did the snow & ice melt nicely this past winter? A fresh black driveway can take care of most light snow and freezing rain all on its own

-Did frost & moisture add a few more cracks do the asphalt? Mother nature likes to open them up

-Did any webbed cracks or potholes crack open? Normally, the wet base below Asphalt in spring can cause the asphalt to shift on top more than usual, on top of being saturated with water, and it can break apart more easily until the dry air moves in

If any of the above or more you can think of applies to you...call or message us today! 920-866-2635

**WE WILL BE GOING ON ESTIMATES END OF MARCH FOR THE 2025 SEASON**

Jay's Asphalt & DeJardin Asphalt Maintenance

08/25/2024

02/12/2024

Quick update 😁

We know this winter has been crazy and has been more of a "extended spring" feeling so far, and that means less snow, ice, and salt to hide your pavement and is giving many people the idea to call us up for prices.

We'd love to reserve your spot! Currently, booking for late June/early July. Seasons typically start in late May but we have backlog from 2023 to catch up on. HOWEVER, we do not get our prices on our sealcoat and crack fill products until typically April. So although everything is nice, warmed up, and cleaned off to measure & give prices, we don't have our costs yet and the use & abuse of winter is not yet over.

We want to get back on the road just as much as you want a fresh driveway, please be patient and we'll get you on the list as soon as we can 😃

Message us on Facebook, visit our website at www.dejardinasphalt.com and/or call us at 920-621-8473

06/10/2023

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06/01/2023

June's finally here! Over the past week, we've shaken off the dust and have gotten back in the groove. Everyone on the wait list, we'll be getting to you as quickly and efficiently as we can!

Here's to a great start 🥳

04/05/2023

Did you know?

Asphalt sealer has curing limits set in place by temperature, moisture, and sun exposure.

That being said, in our travels in Door County over the last week we have noticed driveways that have been recently sealed, "professionally". I'd like to take a moment and share some insight, as anyone sealing this time of year is most likely stealing your money

ALL modern day asphalt sealers on the market require Temps to be "50 degrees and rising" over the span of 24 hours to allow proper adhesion. Some sealers even require 48 hours. So if Temps drop below 50 degrees at any time between 1-2 days, your sealer will fail to stick long term.

Sealer is absorbed into the pavement (unless you get buckets from a retail store, which is another fiasco) so at this time of year (Spring) we still have heavily saturated ground and damp cracks galore. The top of the pavement may appear dry, but below is most likely maxed out with absorbed water. The sealer, thus, CANNOT properly absorb into the asphalt and rejuvenate the pavement properly. Also, affects adhesion as its hard to seal a wet surface successfully. Hot rubber crack fill also will not stick to moisture, so damp cracks rapidly cool the rubber making it able to be blown out even by a handheld leaf blower.

The sun's rays are not strong enough this time of year (or late fall for that matter) to properly dry and cure sealer. Sunlight is a very important factor for sealing, almost as much as the Temps. Improperly cured sealer will peel off and flake off considerably.

So PLEASE, we ask that any "professional" company trying to push your driveway to get sealed in the coming weeks, check the list above and make sure you're not paying for something that will fail. Some companies warranties only extend as far as you can see their tail lights, and we don't want anyone in our local communities getting scammed.

We typically start late May/early June, as weather conditions do not allow us to provide our best quality work sooner than that. Please be mindful of the weather, nobody should be sealing anything until all the snows gone 👍