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Had them do our business parking lot and residential driveway. Excellent work, communication, and…read morefollow through. Will be using them again.

I hired Superior Seal Coating in September 2025 for an $800 driveway sealcoating job. The crew was…read moreprofessional and the work went smoothly, but I was disappointed with how the job held up and how the warranty issue was handled. Within 6 months, portions of the driveway showed significant deterioration. When I contacted the company about their one-year workmanship warranty, they declined coverage and attributed the failure to heavy shade. The estimate did include the line: "Shade may shorten the lifetime of the sealer, warranty is void in heavily shaded areas." The company evaluated my property before quoting the work. If they considered it high-risk at that point, a brief call or conversation would have changed my decision or at least set my expectations. That conversation never happened. I also disagree with the "heavily shaded" characterization itself. I have timestamped photos showing one of the failed areas receives several hours of direct sunlight each day. So either my driveway isn't actually heavily shaded -- in which case the warranty exclusion shouldn't apply -- or it was considered high-risk from the start and that wasn't communicated to me before I paid. To their credit, the company offered a credit toward reapplication, but paying again under the same conditions -- with the same warranty exclusion still in place -- seemed likely to produce the same outcome. I attempted to resolve this privately with the company before posting, including a written request for a partial refund, which was declined. After the company declined to provide any resolution beyond a discount on additional work under the same conditions, I'm sharing this for the benefit of other customers evaluating their options.

The Driveway Guy - masonry_concrete - Updated November 2026

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