Ohio service directory
Use this page to find crack sealing contractors who route and seal cracks to slow water intrusion into the pavement base. Crack sealing is a maintenance step, most effective when performed before cracks widen into larger failures. This page lists crack sealing contractors serving Ohio, organized by city below.
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Eaton, Ohio
Based in Eaton, Ohio, Sowder Asphalt Sealcoating is a residential pavement contractor. Listed services include sealcoating and crack sealing. The listing reports 22 years in business.
Cincinnati, Ohio
ABCO Pavement Services LLC is a Cincinnati, Ohio-based contractor offering asphalt paving, concrete flatwork, sealcoating, crack sealing, drainage installation, and athletic surface construction. The company reports more than 50 years in business and serves commercial, industrial, institutional, and municipal clients across Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana. It is also noted as a certified Dynaflex Tennis Court System installer for athletic surfaces like tennis courts and tracks.
Cleveland, Ohio
All Star Asphalt Inc provides asphalt paving, sealcoating, striping, patching, and repair services for both residential driveways and commercial parking lots. The company serves Cleveland, Ohio and nearby communities including Parma, Lakewood, Shaker Heights, Strongsville, Mentor, and Akron. It states it is licensed and insured and offers free, no-obligation estimates for local property owners.
Cleveland, Ohio
North Coast Paving Co is a family-owned contractor based in Northeast Ohio that has operated since 1982. The company performs asphalt paving, site preparation, sealcoating, line striping, and concrete work such as sidewalks, curbs, and gutters for both residential and commercial properties. It is licensed and insured, holds SBE certification, and serves multiple counties including Cuyahoga, Lake, and Summit.
Cleveland, Ohio
Pavement Maintenance Specialties is a Cleveland, Ohio contractor offering asphalt paving, concrete flatwork, and pavement maintenance services including crack sealing, sealcoating, and line striping. The company serves both commercial and residential clients throughout Northeast Ohio, handling projects from driveway overlays to full parking lot construction, including drainage and sub-base work. It is a member of the Northern Ohio Apartment Association and assists clients with permitting and inspection processes for larger paving projects.
Cleveland, Ohio
Protect-A-Cote is a Cleveland, Ohio-based paving contractor offering asphalt paving, sealcoating, crack sealing, milling, and pavement repair for commercial, municipal, and residential properties. The company also performs sport court construction, excavation and grading, drainage, curbing, and line striping using its own equipment fleet. Founded in 1982, the family-owned business states it is fully licensed, bonded, and insured and has completed over 125,000 projects.
Cincinnati, Ohio
Tri-State Sealcoating provides asphalt sealcoating, hot rubberized crack filling, line striping, and asphalt patching for both residential and commercial properties. The company serves the greater Cincinnati area, Butler County, Northern Kentucky, and Southeastern Indiana, working with homeowners, businesses, and property managers on driveways and parking lots. It also offers related services such as power washing to help maintain property appearance and pavement longevity.
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Crack sealing typically involves routing the crack and applying a flexible, hot-pour rubberized sealant designed to move with pavement expansion, while crack filling is often a lower-cost surface treatment without routing. Ask which method a contractor is proposing.
Narrow, isolated cracks are generally good candidates for sealing. Wider cracks, alligator cracking, or areas with base failure usually need patching or repair rather than sealant alone.
Crack sealing should happen before sealcoating, and sealcoating should cure before restriping. Sequencing matters for durability of the finished work.
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