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Driveway Sealcoating Cost Calculator

Price a driveway sealcoat by the square foot. Enter the area, set your rate, add a second coat and crack-fill work — get the price, a fair range, and your real profit after materials.

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That's the hard part done. SideWRK runs the rest from your phone: text the estimate, your customer taps approve, and the money hits — card, Apple Pay, Venmo, Cash App, or Zelle, no merchant account, no three-percent bite. It keeps a line on who still owes you, logs every material and cost so your real profit and your tax write-offs tally themselves, and stands up a free website with reviews that feeds you the next job. A free estimate today, or your whole operation in one app. Built for sealcoating and every trade.

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Price the square footage, respect the prep

Sealcoating money is made on the spread between what a pail of sealer costs you and what a clean, protected driveway is worth to the owner — so price the square footage honestly and never give the prep away. Rout and fill the cracks, prime the oil spots, and put a second coat on the tired driveways that need it, each as its own line. Hold a job minimum so the little one-car driveway still covers the trip, and remember the seal only lasts if the pavement was dry and warm when it went down.

Questions

How much does driveway sealcoating cost?
Professional sealcoating usually runs $0.15 to $0.35 per square foot, and some markets reach $0.65. A standard double-car driveway of about 550 square feet lands near $110 to $260 for a basic seal, or roughly $185 to $390 with crack filling. A whole project typically falls between $180 and $850 depending on size, condition, and coats.
How much do I charge for crack filling?
Crack filling is usually billed on top of the seal at about $0.30 to $0.60 per linear foot of crack, or folded into the price as a condition bump like this calculator does. Routing and filling cracks before you seal is the step that makes the job last, so quote it — do not eat it.
Should I sealcoat with one coat or two?
One coat is the standard maintenance seal for asphalt in decent shape. A second coat runs about 60 to 80 percent more and is worth it on older, dried-out, or high-traffic driveways where a single coat would not build enough film. Price the second coat as its own thing so the choice is the customer.
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