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Jeff Hull's Paving & Seal Coating
New to Angi

Serving Buffalo, KS and surrounding areas

In business since 1987

Free estimates

We at Jeff Hull's Paving & Seal Coating, have been in business for over 28 years. We specialize in everything from asphalt paving for your driveway as well as any seal coating needed. We offer a more economic alternative to asphalt paving, chip and seal is a less expensive way to have a long lasting driveway at a fraction of the cost of asphalt. Your one stop shop for all your paving needs. Call and ask for a quote today we would be happy to help you!

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FAQs for asphalt paving installation projects in Buffalo, KS

Most driveways wrap up in roughly a week. Allow two to three days for installation, followed by an additional two to three days for the surface to cure. Concrete and asphalt follow this timeline, whereas a gravel job often finishes more quickly. Laying out the schedule upfront makes it easier to plan your week and your budget.

Sealer prevents water, salt, and UV rays from damaging the surface. Apply a fresh coat every one to three years, and you’ll slow down the growth of cracks, avoid pricey repairs, and keep the driveway looking sharp. A local professional can handle the job efficiently and ensure even coverage.

Material is the significant driver when it comes to the lifespan of a driveway. Asphalt stays strong for about 20 years, concrete lasts 30 to 40 years, and paver stones can last 50 to 100 years because you can swap out damaged bricks. With regular top-ups, a gravel drive can also reach the century mark. Knowing these timelines helps you map out long-term maintenance and replacement costs.

Repaving strips everything down and starts fresh, letting you change the layout or improve drainage before pouring new material. Resurfacing, on the other hand, adds a top layer over a solid base, giving you a facelift without the need for a complete demolition. Go with repaving when the base is failing; choose resurfacing when the structure is sound and you just need a new surface.

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