Lincoln Asphalt Pavement Maintenance Specialist

Refined tar is a by-product of the steel manufacturing process. Unlike asphalt based pavement sealers, refined tar is not derived from, nor does it contain petroleum and so does not directly contribute to the depletion of our oil reserves.

By using refined tar as an effective means to protect and extend the life of your asphalt pavement, Brewer Cote reduces the need for costly repairs and limits the need for recycling or landfill disposal of deteriorated asphalt pavement.

Over 90% less energy is consumed in the manufacture and installation of Brewer Cote compared to a 1 ½ inch asphalt overlay for the same area.

Pavement sealers made from refined tar provide superior protection compared to sealers made from asphalt and other resins. Refined tar resists gasoline and oil spillage, rain, snow, ice and the sun’s UV rays. Brewer Cote is a 100% refined tar based pavement sealer.

With the highest levels of solids content in the industry, Brewer Cote offers a more concentrated sealer for a maximum protection. This commitment to quality enables Brewer Cote to last considerably longer than other sealers. Brewer Cote customers seal their pavements less often and save money.

Brewer Cote is manufactured using a colloid mill process which delivers unsurpassed product consistency and superior wear resistance. Brewer Cote also meets or exceeds all Federal Specifications for composition and performance.

Sealcoating prevents asphalt pavements from being softened by gasoline or oil drippings, oxidized by the sun’s UV rays, structurally damaged by deicing salts opr water penetrating the pavement surface and expanding when it freezes. Sealcoating significantly extends pavement life and reduces the need for costly repairs and maintenance.

Unprotected asphalt pavements turn gray as the asphalt binder oxidizes and erodes away. In addition to becoming more susceptible to further degradation, the gray surface makes striping and other pavement markings more difficult to see. Snow and ice take longer to melt. Sealcoating restores the deep black color of new asphalt. Your asphalt pavement looks more attractive, striping and safety markings stand out again and it sheds snow or ice faster.