SEALED AND PROTECTED

Commercial Asphalt Sealcoating for Fort Collins Properties

Appell Striping of Northern Colorado seals and protects commercial asphalt across Fort Collins, Loveland, Greeley, and the I-25 corridor. Crack filling, oil spot priming, full sealcoat application, and fresh line striping for retail centers, office parks, warehouses, and distribution sites.

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WATER FINDS THE CRACKS

Why Sealcoating Matters in Northern Colorado

Water is what takes asphalt apart, and Northern Colorado hands it plenty of chances. Snowmelt and deicing chemicals work into small surface cracks, and each freeze and thaw cycle widens them from the inside. Sealcoating locks the surface before that starts, shutting out moisture and slowing the oxidation that turns a cheap repair into an early repave.


Then there is the sun. At this elevation, the UV runs stronger than it does at sea level, and it bakes the binder out of unprotected asphalt until the surface goes gray, brittle, and porous. A fresh coat puts back the deep black finish that tenants and customers read as a property in good hands, and it buys years before the lot needs anything more serious. Sites along College Avenue, through Loveland, and out toward Greeley all take this wear, and staying on a seal schedule costs far less than catching up after the cracks spread.


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Commercial sealcoating for Fort Collins and the Front Range.

Send us the property details, and we will get you on the schedule.
(970)-852-0805
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Hours:
Monday-Saturday
7:00 am - 7:00 pm
Sunday
Closed
THE FULL SCOPE

Sealcoating Services We Cover

A good seal is mostly about what happens before the coat goes down. We clean the surface, treat oil spots, fill cracks, and only then apply sealer, so the finish bonds properly and holds. Every lot gets prepped for its own condition, not run through the same routine.
Surface Cleaning and Prep
We clear dirt, debris, and loose material and scrub the surface so the sealer bonds instead of peeling. Proper preparation determines whether a sealcoating application succeeds or fails.
Crack Filling
Cracks get filled and sealed before the coat goes on, closing the paths water uses to get under the surface and undermine the asphalt.
Oil Spot Priming
Oil and fuel stains are primed so sealer will stick over them. If this step is skipped, the coat lifts right off the contaminated spots.
Sealcoat Application
A commercial-grade sealer is laid evenly across the lot, restoring the dark finish and shielding the asphalt from water, chemicals, and UV.
Restriping After Seal
Fresh sealcoat covers the old lines, so we relay stall lines, arrows, and markings to the dimensions specified in your site plan once the surface cures.
KNOW THE CYCLE

Sealcoating Timeline

Most commercial lots do best on a sealcoat every two to three years. High-traffic surfaces, heavy daily use, and steady load from trucks and equipment wear asphalt down faster and bring a lot due sooner. A quick site visit tells you where your lot actually stands and which step it needs next.


The work runs in a set order so the finish holds. Repairs come first, the coat goes on next, and fresh lines go down last.

Asphalt Repair
Sealer protects a sound surface; it does not rebuild a broken one. Potholes and failed areas get repaired before anything else, so you are not coating over damage that will keep spreading.

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Full Sealcoat
The complete coat: clean, prep, crack fill, and coat, done in the right order so the finish holds. This is the choice for a lot that is due for a fresh surface.
Crack Fill Only
For lots that are not due for a full coat yet, sealing the cracks alone keeps water out and holds off bigger damage. It buys time between full coats.
Restriping
New lines laid over the fresh coat, placed to the dimensions specified in your site plan. 

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Asphalt Repair
Sealer protects a sound surface; it does not rebuild a broken one. Potholes and failed areas get repaired before anything else, so you are not coating over damage that will keep spreading.

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Full Sealcoat
The complete coat: clean, prep, crack fill, and coat, done in the right order so the finish holds. This is the choice for a lot that is due for a fresh surface.
Crack Fill Only
For lots that are not due for a full coat yet, sealing the cracks alone keeps water out and holds off bigger damage. It buys time between full coats.
Restriping
New lines laid over the fresh coat, placed to the dimensions specified in your site plan. 

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THE SMARTER SPEND

Sealcoating Costs Less Than Waiting

Repaving a commercial lot costs several times more than keeping up with regular sealcoating. Sealcoating is a low-cost routine that pushes the bill years down the road while keeping the lot looking cared for the whole time. For commercial properties like retail centers, office parks, and industrial warehouses throughout Fort Collins, Loveland, and Greeley, treating upkeep as a routine operating cost keeps you off the hook for a major repaving bill down the line.
Blocks Water Intrusion
A sealed surface keeps snowmelt and rain out of the cracks where it does the real damage over a winter.
Slows UV Oxidation
The coat takes the sun instead of the asphalt, holding off the gray, brittle surface that early failure starts from.
Resists Deicing Chemicals
The salts and chemicals that keep lots safe in winter are hard on bare asphalt. A seal gives them a surface to sit on instead of soak into.
Restores Appearance
A fresh coat brings back the clean black finish, and a lot that looks maintained reflects on every business on the property.
Extends Repave Timeline
Staying on schedule can add years before a full repave is on the table, which is the single biggest asphalt cost a property faces.
YOUR LOCAL CREW

The Appell Advantage

Appell Striping of Northern Colorado is run locally and backed by rigorous training and quality materials. Property managers from Fort Collins to Greeley keep us on their maintenance schedule because we prep properly, plan the work around the right conditions, and give the same result whether it is one lot or a portfolio across the Front Range.
Prep Comes First
We clean, treat, and crack fill before any sealer goes down, because a coat is only as good as the surface under it.
Timed to the Forecast
Sealcoat needs the right conditions to cure. We schedule around dry, warm windows so the finish sets up hard and lasts.
Scheduling Around You
We start early, work in phases, and take Saturday windows so a busy lot never has to close in the middle of the day.
Consistent Results
One property or a dozen, each lot gets the same quality preparation and the same even coat every visit.
Prep Comes First
We clean, treat, and crack fill before any sealer goes down, because a coat is only as good as the surface under it.
Timed to the Forecast
Sealcoat needs the right conditions to cure. We schedule around dry, warm windows so the finish sets up hard and lasts.
Scheduling Around You
We start early, work in phases, and take Saturday windows so a busy lot never has to close in the middle of the day.
Consistent Results
One property or a dozen, each lot gets the same quality preparation and the same even coat every visit.
COMMON QUESTIONS

SEALCOATING FAQs

Answers to what property managers ask before putting a sealcoat project on the calendar around Fort Collins and the Front Range.

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