Ross Township is older and more built-out than its neighbors, and that shows in the driveways. Tommy hand-seals them all, from the Ross Park Mall area out through the dense postwar streets off McKnight Road, fixing years of neglect and bad patch jobs along the way.
A lot of Ross Township was built up in the postwar boom, which means narrower lots and driveways that have been carrying vehicles for 50-plus years. These drives have often been patched in spots, re-sealed badly with the wrong product, or simply ignored until the asphalt started to crack and crumble at the edges. Tommy's process is built for exactly this: clean it out, fill the cracks, and lay a proper coat that hides the old patch lines and gives the whole driveway one even finish again.
The McKnight Road corridor and the Ross Park Mall area keep traffic and road salt moving through the township year-round. Homes closest to those corridors take the hardest hit, since salt, oil, and grit get tracked onto the driveway every single time a car pulls in. Sealing shuts that out and stops the surface from going gray and powdery before its time.
On the tighter Ross Township lots, overspray is a real problem, there's usually a sidewalk, a garage apron, a neighbor's property, or landscaping right up against the drive. That's exactly why Tommy brushes every coat on by hand instead of spraying. No mist drifting onto the walk, no sealer where it doesn't belong, just a clean, controlled finish right up to the edge.
Hand-applied premium sealer that brings faded asphalt back to a deep, even black and shields it from sun, water, and salt.
Cracks are cleaned out and filled before the sealer goes down so water and meltwater can't keep widening them over winter.
Clean, crisp-edged sealcoating for small commercial lots, shared drives, and garage aprons, brushed on by hand.
The same hand-applied finish Tommy brings to every Ross Township driveway. Real jobs, not stock photos.
Yes. The neighborhoods around Ross Park Mall and all along the McKnight Road strip in Ross Township are part of Tommy's regular service area.
Yes. Flaking, peeling, or patchy old sealer gets cleaned off first so the new coat bonds to the asphalt instead of sitting on top of a bad layer. Then cracks get filled and a fresh hand-applied coat goes down.
No. Every coat is brushed on by hand, so the sealer goes exactly where it should and nowhere else. That matters most on the tight, older lots common in Ross Township.
Tommy will take a look, give you a straight price, and tell you exactly what your asphalt needs. No pressure, no obligation.
