Will driveway sealer damage my lawn?

Answer: No
Explanation: All sealer us water base

Answer: No
Explanation: It’s not bio chemical the materials are water based emulsions.

Answer: No
Explanation: Asphalt Sealer will not be absorbed by your lawn causing harm. A light overspray might discolor the grass blade, but after a few manicures, your lawn will be restored to its previous condition.

Answer: No
Explanation: There could be some slight overspray. But we try to minimize any dealer getting on you lawn

Answer: No
Explanation: No , it won't because wer are not doing your lawn , we would be doing your driveway parking lot.

Answer: No
Explanation: It will grow out. a piece of carpet to clean shoes and step off pavement is a good idea.

Answer: No
Explanation: If over spray get on the lawn it will not hurt it.

Answer: No
Explanation: We only use Minnesota spec Sealcoat

Answer: No
Explanation: No the sealer will not kill your lawn. It will turn it black but will grow out. We have never got sealer on a lawn but if you cut the grass,no problem

Answer: No
Explanation: If any sealer gets on your lawn yours grass will be fine after you now it a time or two you will never know it was there. We do however try and not get any on your lawn because it can be a bit of an eyesore.

Answer: No
Explanation: Our installers are very precise and careful and will edge the pavement to reduce any sealer getting on the lawn. If any does, it will be very minimal and come off as the grass is cut.

Answer: No
Explanation: Drive should be edged and if some coating gets on lawn it will come off.

Answer: No
Explanation: Our experienced technicians are very careful to edge the driveway or parking lot to make sure we prevent overspray or runoffs. If any does get on the grass, sealcoat will not kill the grass and when your next mowing is scheduled, the areas will be cut.

Answer: No
Explanation: If an overspray gets on the grass it should simply wash off with water

Answer: No
Explanation: You shouldn't have sealer on your lawn is you know what your doing

Answer: Yes
Explanation: Yes, if (Coal Tar) type sealers are not properly contained, "leeching" may occur. If this happens and direct contact is made to soil or grass you may expect discoloration in the effected area up to dead grass. This is often not permanent and new grass will overgrow the affected area in a short amount of time.

Answer: No
Explanation: The sealer will not damage your lawn. If any sealer happens to be transferred by shoes, a mowing or two will take care of it.

Answer: Yes
Explanation: If sealer is applied to lawn it can damage it, but we take great care to apply sealer to just the asphalt surface.

Answer: No
Explanation: Driveway sealer is a water-based product so it cleans up easily with water

Answer: No
Explanation: No seal gets on the grass

Answer: No
Explanation: Asphalt sealer will not hurt your lawn or flowers , Any sealer that possibly gets in your lawn gets cuts out the first cut .

Answer: No
Explanation: No, sealer will not harm your lawn. A mowing or two will eliminate the sealer.

Answer: No
Explanation: If sealer get's on lawn while area is being sealed it will be removed when you mow the lawn.

Answer: Yes
Explanation: Toxic chemicles kill vegitation

Answer: No
Explanation: We don't allow sealer to get in grass.

Answer: No
Explanation: Asphalt Sealer will not be absorbed by your lawn causing harm. A light overspray might discolor the grass blade, but after a few manicures, your lawn will be restored to its previous condition.

Answer: Yes
Explanation: because of the waterproofing of the sealer

Answer: Yes
Explanation: During application it will kill grass it comes in contacts with

Answer: Yes
Explanation: It is a sealer so yes it would

Answer: No
Explanation: Just need to cut the grass after it grows.