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Send the address and a few photos of the pavement
The fastest way to get a real answer about asphalt is to show it. Fill in the form with the property address, a sentence or two about what is going on, and photos if you have them. Your request goes to an asphalt paving and sealcoating contractor working Greater Houston, who reviews it and reaches out about a site visit.
Tell us about the property
Request a site visit
Address, a short description and a couple of photos are plenty to get the conversation started.
Email admin@houstonasphaltandsealing.com with the property address, what you want built or fixed, and a few photographs, including anywhere water stands after a heavy rain.
What makes a request easy to scope
You do not need trade vocabulary. Plain descriptions work fine, and a few details save a round of back-and-forth:
- Whether it is a home driveway, a private road, or a commercial lot, and roughly how large it is.
- What you see: holes, cracking that looks like a web, faded lines, water that sits after rain, crumbling edges.
- How long the problem has been there and whether it got worse after a storm or a dry spell.
- Any timing constraint, such as a business that cannot close during the week or an HOA deadline.
- Photos taken from a standing height plus one wide shot that shows the whole surface.
What happens after you send it
The contractor looks over your note and gets in touch to arrange a visit. Asphalt is priced on what is under it and around it, so nobody can give an honest number from a photo alone. On site, the contractor checks how the base is holding up over the clay, where water goes, how traffic uses the surface and what access looks like for equipment. The written proposal that follows spells out scope, materials, sequence and cost.
If you are still working out which kind of work you need, the services overview walks through the options, and the service areas page shows which communities have their own write-ups. Owners with a lot to maintain may want to read about parking lot striping before reaching out, since restriping is often bundled with other work.
Prefer email?
An email works too: include the location, a short note on the problem and your pictures as attachments.
Who you are reaching
Houston Asphalt and Sealing is a referral website run by NexTier Digital LLC, a marketing company. It is not a paving contractor and does not perform the work. Requests are passed to an independent asphalt contractor serving Houston and the surrounding counties, who sets the scope, schedule and price directly with you.