Lee County Asphalt Sealcoating, Repair & Parking Lot Sealing
Serving Tupelo (county seat) and every community in Lee County with professional asphalt driveway, repair, sealcoating and parking lot services.
- ★ Veteran owned
- ✓ Licensed & insured
- ✓ Free, no-obligation estimates
Trusted Asphalt Contractor for Lee County, MS
Lee County is Northeast Mississippi's commercial center, with Tupelo, Saltillo and Baldwyn strung along US-45 and I-22.
Whether you need a cracked driveway brought back to life, potholes patched before they spread, or a commercial lot sealed and restriped, D&Z Sealcoating brings veteran-owned workmanship and commercial-grade materials to every job in Lee County.
We also serve Guntown, Verona, Shannon, Plantersville and Mooreville.
Cities we serve in Lee County
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Asphalt Driveways, Repair, Sealcoating & Parking Lot Sealing
Asphalt Sealcoating in Lee County
Commercial-grade sealer applied in two coats to shield Lee County asphalt from sun, rain, oil and oxidation — and restore that rich, jet-black finish.
Asphalt sealcoating details →Asphalt Repair in Lee County
Hot-pour crack sealing, pothole patching and edge repair for driveways, parking lots and private roads around Lee County.
Asphalt repair details →Asphalt Driveways in Lee County
Driveway sealcoating, crack filling and restoration that add curb appeal and years of life to Lee County asphalt driveways.
Asphalt driveways details →Parking Lot Sealing in Lee County
Parking lot sealcoating, crack repair and fresh line striping for Lee County businesses, churches, schools and HOAs.
Parking lot sealing details →Built for Busy Commercial Corridors
Retail, medical, church and industrial lots across the Tupelo area see thousands of vehicles a week. Turning tires, oil drips and summer heat break down unsealed asphalt quickly. Crack sealing plus a fresh sealcoat every two to three years keeps pavement safe, sharp and far cheaper to maintain than repaving.
North Mississippi averages well over 50 inches of rain a year, and summer sun pushes pavement temperatures far past what you feel in the air. Add winter freeze–thaw cycles and you get oxidized, brittle asphalt that cracks, lets water into the base and eventually fails. A professional sealcoat and timely crack repair stop that cycle before it costs you a full replacement.
What's included with every Lee County job
- Free on-site inspection & written estimate
- Power cleaning, edging & oil-spot treatment
- Hot-pour rubberized crack sealing
- Pothole & soft-spot patching
- Two coats of commercial-grade sealer
- Line striping & ADA markings for lots
- Barricades & clear cure-time guidance
Asphalt Questions from Lee County Property Owners
How much does asphalt sealcoating cost in Lee County, MS?
Pricing depends on the square footage, the condition of the asphalt and how much crack or pothole repair is needed first. Most residential driveways in Lee County cost far less to seal than to replace. We provide free, no-obligation estimates — request yours at dandzsealcoating.com or call (662) 587-3525.
When is the best time to sealcoat a driveway or parking lot in Lee County?
In North Mississippi the sealcoating season typically runs from late spring through early fall, when temperatures stay above about 50°F and there's no rain in the forecast for at least 24 hours. Spring and summer book up quickly, so it pays to get on the schedule early.
Do you do asphalt repair and parking lot sealing in Lee County?
Yes. We provide asphalt sealcoating, hot-pour crack sealing, pothole repair, driveway restoration, parking lot sealing and line striping throughout Lee County, for homeowners, businesses, churches, schools and HOAs.
How often should asphalt be sealcoated in Lee County?
Most driveways and parking lots should be sealcoated every two to three years, with cracks sealed as soon as they appear. New asphalt should cure for roughly 6–12 months before its first sealcoat.
Do you serve areas near Lee County?
Absolutely. In addition to Lee County, we regularly work in Tupelo, Saltillo, Baldwyn, Guntown, Verona and communities across North Mississippi.