1. How long do I have to stay off of my driveway? To ensure proper drying, we recommend that you not walk on the driveway for 24 hours. It should remain free of vehicles for 48 hours.

2. Does North Coast Sealing want its PAPER sign and rods back? North Coast utilizes two types of signs, a paper or a metal version. The paper sign can be discarded when the driveway is opened for use. The metal sign will be collected by a North Coast employee within 7 to 10 days.

3. Do I need sealer and filler? There are two types of products. The first is plain sealer and the second is a combined sealer and filler. North Coast utilizes the plain sealer. However, if your driveway has cracks, we recommend that the cracks be filled and then sealed. North Coast provides this complete service.

4. How do I clean oil spots? The homeowner is responsible for cleaning any oil spots. Allow enough time so that the driveway is dry for sealing. Use powdered laundry soap and a stiff brush. Repeat as needed.

5. Do I need to be home for the driveway to be sealed? It is not necessary to be home. We will send an invoice by mail and you may pay by check. Please note that if you are home, be sure to take your car out of the garage as you will not be able to drive on the driveway for 48 hours.

6. How do I pay when the job is done? North Coast accepts payment by check or cash.

7. When is payment expected? Payment is expected at the time of service if you are home. If you are not home, an invoice will be mailed and payment is expected upon receipt of the invoice.

8. What if it rains on my scheduled day for sealing? North Coast schedules its jobs 2 to 3 days in advance. If it rains on your scheduled date, we will call you to reschedule.

9. Does it have to be hot to seal a driveway? Driveways can be sealed as long as it is warmer than 45 degrees.