Warranty & Guarantee Details

American Sealcoating Service Inc. stands behind its work with a clear Quality Guarantee and a 1-Year Warranty on Sealcoating Materials. This page explains what is covered, what conditions apply, and what exclusions homeowners and property managers should understand before scheduling service.

Our Quality Guarantee

American Sealcoating Service Inc. is committed to delivering professional workmanship, proper surface preparation, and consistent application standards on every project. The Quality Guarantee reflects the company’s long-standing reputation for honesty, attention to detail, and customer satisfaction across residential and commercial sealcoating projects throughout Eastern Massachusetts and Southern New Hampshire.

What Is Covered

The materials warranty may apply to issues such as:

Premature material failure under normal use

Adhesion issues directly related to sealcoating materials

Material defects identified within the one-year coverage period

Coverage applies only when surfaces are properly prepared and conditions meet recommended application standards at the time of service.

1-Year Materials Warranty Explained

The 1-Year Warranty on Materials applies to the sealcoating materials installed during your project. This warranty ensures that the materials used meet expected performance standards when applied under normal conditions and maintained according to recommended use.

This warranty is specific to materials only and does not extend beyond the defined coverage period.

What Is Not Covered

To set clear expectations, the following are not covered under the warranty or guarantee:

Damage caused by heavy traffic, commercial loading, or misuse

Flooding, standing water, or drainage issues

Material defects identified within the one-year coverage period

Cracks caused by base movement, freeze-thaw cycles, or structural failure

Normal wear over time beyond the one-year materials period

Sealcoating is a protective surface treatment and cannot prevent all future cracking or environmental damage.