D&D Seal Coating is a locally owned concrete and asphalt maintenance contractor serving Oklahoma City with seal coating, crack filling, and line striping for driveways, parking lots, and commercial surfaces. The company handles both residential and small-to-medium commercial projects across the metro area, positioning itself in the mid-market segment of Oklahoma City's masonry and concrete service providers.
Seal coating protects asphalt and concrete from UV damage, water infiltration, and oxidation that cause cracks and accelerate deterioration. D&D applies sealant to existing driveways and parking surfaces to extend their lifespan and restore appearance. The service is preventive maintenance, not resurfacing or repair of severely damaged pavement. The company also handles crack filling (patching small fissures before they expand) and parking lot line striping and restriping. These three services form a complete maintenance package for property owners who want to protect their asphalt investment without the cost of full replacement.
D&D charges for seal coating by square footage. Residential driveway seal coating typically runs between $0.10 and $0.15 per square foot, meaning a 500-square-foot driveway costs $50 to $75 per application. Most homeowners seal coat every two to three years. Larger commercial parking lots use the same per-square-foot rate but benefit from economies of scale; a 5,000-square-foot lot would cost $500 to $750. Crack filling is priced per linear foot, generally $1.50 to $3.00 per foot depending on crack width and depth. Line striping for parking lots runs $0.10 to $0.20 per linear foot of stripe. Confirm current pricing by phone, as material and labor costs shift seasonally.
The company typically requires a minimum project size of around $200 for residential work, which excludes very small driveways. Spring and summer are peak seasons; projects scheduled in fall or winter may see discounts or faster scheduling.
Oklahoma City has few dedicated seal coating contractors. Most asphalt work flows through general paving companies that also do seal coating as an ancillary service, or through one-person operations. D&D occupies a middle position: established enough to handle 10 to 15 residential jobs per month plus commercial work, but small enough to schedule faster than large regional paving firms. Larger operators like Aplin Asphalt handle seal coating but prioritize major resurfacing contracts and may deprioritize smaller driveways. Smaller independent contractors offer lower quotes but carry less liability insurance and may lack bonding for commercial work. D&D's advantage is reliability for medium-scale residential and light commercial projects without the wait time of major firms or the risk profile of solo operators.
For homeowners choosing between DIY rental equipment and professional service, professional seal coating costs $50 to $75 for a typical driveway but lasts longer because commercial-grade material and equipment apply a thicker, more even coat than consumer equipment produces.
D&D is best for Oklahoma City homeowners with driveways in fair condition (no major cracks or potholes) who want to prevent further damage and improve curb appeal. Owners of small commercial properties, apartment complexes, and office parks with 2,000 to 10,000 square feet of parking also fit the target. Properties in high-traffic areas where line striping fades quickly benefit from regular restriping every 12 to 18 months.
D&D does not handle major asphalt repair, pothole filling beyond surface cracks, or full resurfacing. Driveways with extensive cracking or subsurface damage need asphalt overlay or replacement, not seal coating. Properties requiring structural concrete work (patios, walkways, or new pours) should contact concrete specialists instead.
Contact D&D by phone or website to request an on-site estimate. A representative visits the property to measure the driveway or parking lot (by tape measure or by eye for experienced estimators), assess crack severity, and note any stains or discoloration. The estimate is typically free and provided same-day or within one business day. Most jobs are completed within one to two weeks of scheduling, weather permitting. D&D requires the surface to be clean and dry before application, so the crew may pressure-wash the driveway on the work day. Seal coating cures in 24 to 48 hours; the property owner must avoid driving on it or parking during that window.
D&D operates Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., with limited Saturday availability during peak season. The company is dispatch-based; crews travel to the job site, so there is no customer facility to visit. Confirm scheduling availability and current hours by calling directly, as seasonal demand fluctuates.
D&D Seal Coating handles the repetitive maintenance that protects Oklahoma City driveways from the heat, UV, and occasional freeze-thaw cycles of the region's climate, making it a practical choice for homeowners who want to defer expensive asphalt replacement by several years.
