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Armstrong Softwash Pros LLC

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Armstrong Softwash Pros LLC is a full service, all inclusive pressure washing company, operating from Central Illinois to Chicago, Illinois and beyond. Offering a full selection of pressure washing services, including Softwash House Washing, Concrete Cleaning, Softwash Roof Cleaning, deck cleaning and so much more. For questions you may have or to request a free, instant quote, an in-person consultation or to schedule a cleaning, call Jon today at 309.360.0856. You can email Jon at [email protected]

Armstrong Softwash Pros LLC is a full service, all inclusive pressure washing company, operating from Central Illinois to Chicago, Illinois and beyond. Offering a full selection of pressure washing services, including Softwash House Washing, Concrete Cleaning, Softwash Roof Cleaning, deck cleaning and so much more. For questions you may have or to request a free, instant quote, an in-person consultation or to schedule a cleaning, call Jon today at 309.360.0856. You can email Jon at [email protected]






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Prime Finish General Contracting

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Prime Finish General Contracting

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24 years of experience

I am the owner of a local contracting co. serving the central il area. Locally owned and operated. Customer satisfaction is our highest priority. No job too big or small. We do it all. Commercial & Residential. Quality work at an affordable price. FREE ESTIMATES!!! Call Today (309) 712-4368 ask for bruce

I am the owner of a local contracting co. serving the central il area. Locally owned and operated. Customer satisfaction is our highest priority. No job too big or small. We do it all. Commercial & Residential. Quality work at an affordable price. FREE ESTIMATES!!! Call Today (309) 712-4368 ask for bruce




A.M. Construction

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A.M. Construction

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21 years of experience

We are a residential roofing business based out of Peoria, IL. We cover up to 100 miles away. All of our employees love what they do and are well trained in the removal and application of roofing systems. We offer a very friendly customer experience. We also keep the job site very neat and clean. We waste no time and work from start to finish trying to have you enjoying your new product as fast as we possibly can. We look forward to hearing from you!!

We are a residential roofing business based out of Peoria, IL. We cover up to 100 miles away. All of our employees love what they do and are well trained in the removal and application of roofing systems. We offer a very friendly customer experience. We also keep the job site very neat and clean. We waste no time and work from start to finish trying to have you enjoying your new product as fast as we possibly can. We look forward to hearing from you!!


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Driveway Sealcoating questions, answered by experts

On average, asphalt dries within 24 to 72 hours, meaning it’s solid enough for light traffic—walking and careful driving. Full curing—when asphalt reaches peak strength—can take anywhere from three months to a year. During that time, heavy loads and sharp objects can leave marks. Weather, asphalt mix, and thickness all affect how quickly it dries and cures. If you want your asphalt to last, treat it gently until it’s fully cured. For the best results, check with a professional asphalt contractor for their advice.

Yes. If the instructions on the label tell you to wait 24 hours, you should wait for the full amount of time before continuing on with the rest of your project (or showing and bathing if you caulked in your bathroom). If you don’t give caulk time to fully dry, it may not cure or adhere correctly. In that case, you’ll be replacing that new caulk a lot sooner than you want to.  

Asphalt is not the same thing as blacktop. Blacktop is a type of asphalt, but contains less bitumen, making it less durable than asphalt. Asphalt is a better option for major highways, streets, and driveways, while blacktop is more suitable to playgrounds.

Professionals provide high-quality sealants and applications, extending pavement life and enhancing appearance.

If your driveway has only small cracks, sealing them can prevent the damage from spreading. However, sealing the cracks will not necessarily improve the overall appearance of your driveway. For the best final result, fill the cracks first with filler, then seal the driveway and let it cure completely.

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