Frequently Asked Questions

While the length of the project depends on the size and scope of the project, most work is completed in a few weeks or less. Our thorough Project Assessment phase is designed to give you the most accurate time estimate.

Because there are a number of factors that go into the pricing of any given project, there is no standard price per area. Dura-Seal will work with each client to address their individual needs while staying within the project budget.

Dura-Seal employees adhere to Central Ohio’s winter weather warnings and advisories and will not work during Level 2 or 3 emergencies. Depending on the severity of the weather, crews will still be able to complete the project within the timeline originally agreed upon by the client.

Each week, the Dura-Seal production schedule is reviewed by crew leaders and any changes to the timeline will be communicated with the customer.

While Dura-Seal does not have any specific discount programs, we work closely with all of our clients to stay within their set budgets.

Dura-Seal is not a union company, but it does belong to Building Owners and Managers Association International (BOMA), Flexible Pavements of Ohio, the Columbus Apartment Association, and the Hilliard Chamber of Commerce.

Dura-Seal’s typical customer is a commercial or industrial property owner; however, the team will consider any project and help their customers find a solution that works for their unique pavement headache.

The easiest way to get in touch with Dura-Seal is to call the office at 614-258-7325 and hit “Option 1” to chat with the sales team. Or you can fill out the form on the Contact Us page.

Typically, Dura-Seal focuses on maintenance work, but the team also works on new builds and developments, such as Evans Farm in Lewis Center.

As a trusted partner, Dura-Seal collaborates with clients to create a plan of action that will protect their clients’ assets and extend the life of their property. While asphalt is frequently used to surface parking lots, concrete is typically used in heavy-duty areas and access routes.

Currently, Dura-Seal has 10 crews that go into the field every day and are able to cover the majority of Dura-Seal’s projects. Dura-Seal also has a network of partners that we’re able to call in and manage. Because of Dura-Seal’s buying power in the space, the price and timeline for subcontracted projects are often cheaper than, or at least comparable to, if the client had hired the subcontracted crew on their own.