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Repaving a driveway takes about a week from start to finish. The installation itself usually takes two to three days, followed by two to three days for the materials to cure. This timeline applies to concrete and asphalt driveways. If you're installing a gravel driveway, it might take less time. Knowing the process can help you schedule and budget confidently.

Sealing your paved driveway protects it from weather and moisture damage. By applying a sealer every one to three years, you can preserve the surface and extend its lifespan. Regular sealing by a professional helps prevent wear and tear, saves you from costly repairs, and keeps your driveway looking great.

The lifespan of your driveway depends on the material you choose. Asphalt driveways last about 20 years. Concrete driveways last between 30 and 40 years. Paver stone driveways can last from 50 to 100 years, with occasional replacement of individual stones. Gravel driveways can also last up to 100 years, but you'll need to add new gravel periodically to keep the surface smooth. Knowing these lifespans can help you plan for long-term maintenance.