Newmarket blends historic character with new growth — the Main Street heritage district, post-war bungalows, and newer estates in Stonehaven and Summerhill. That range means everything from aging single-car driveways to wide doubles. Sealing protects all of them, but older asphalt deserves an honest assessment first — which is exactly what you’ll get from us.
Older driveways: seal or replace?
Many Newmarket bungalows have original driveways pushing 30+ years. Here’s our honest rule: if the asphalt is faded and lightly cracked, sealing buys you genuine extra years. If it’s crumbling, heaving, or webbed with alligator cracking down to the base, no sealer will save it — and we’ll tell you that before taking your money. Most driveways fall in the first camp.
Neighbourhoods we serve in Newmarket
- Historic Downtown & Main Street area
- Stonehaven
- Summerhill Estates
- Glenway
- Armitage
- Bristol-London
Newmarket driveway sealing FAQs
My bungalow has a single-car driveway — is sealing worth it?
Absolutely. Smaller driveways are quick jobs, which keeps the price down — and at a 2–3 year cycle, the per-year cost is some of the cheapest home maintenance there is.
What’s the difference between sealing and resurfacing?
Sealing is a protective topcoat that shields sound asphalt. Resurfacing adds a whole new layer of asphalt over the old — a bigger job for driveways with deeper wear. Different problems, different price tags; we’ll help you figure out which one you actually need.
Do you fill cracks before sealing?
Yes — crack filling is part of a proper sealing job, not an upsell. Sealing over open cracks just hides them for a season. See what a proper job includes.