Shelby Township, MI

Shelby Township is one of Macomb County's largest and fastest-grown communities, laid out on the Mile-road grid between Van Dyke (M-53) and Dequindre, with Hall Road (M-59) along its southern edge and the Clinton River and River Bends Park cutting through the heart of it. Much of the township filled in with subdivisions over the last few decades, so a huge share of its driveways are newer asphalt now reaching the age where sealing makes the difference between routine upkeep and replacement.

Newer doesn't mean immune. Macomb County's clay subgrade holds water under those subdivision driveways, and the Clinton River corridor keeps the water table high in parts of the township — so freeze-thaw heaving and edge cracking still set in once asphalt loses its top oils. We crack-fill first, then sealcoat to keep water and the road salt off Van Dyke and Hall Road from reaching the base. For the township's many newer subdivisions, the established neighborhoods near the Packard Proving Grounds, and the commercial lots along the M-59 corridor, we handle driveway sealing, parking-lot sealcoating, striping, and pothole repair.

If your Shelby Township driveway is a 1990s-or-2000s subdivision pour that's started to gray and crack, you're right in the window where sealcoating pays off most — early enough to protect the binder, before water and salt reach the base. PrideShield has worked Macomb County asphalt for eight years: insured, established, and backed by our 100% Satisfaction Guarantee. Call for a free, no-pressure estimate, and we'll give you a straight answer on whether your driveway or lot needs sealing this year.