About Middle Rouge Sealcoating
Middle Rouge Sealcoating is a local resource for Livonia property owners who need to understand what their asphalt is doing and what it will cost to keep it. The name comes from the Middle Rouge, the branch of the Rouge River that runs through the south end of the city and feeds Newburgh and Nankin Lakes along Hines Drive. This site explains the work in plain language, publishes market price ranges rather than sales copy, and connects Livonia residents and businesses with local sealcoating and asphalt crews.
Everything factual on this site is sourced. The climate figures are NOAA's 1991-2020 normals for Detroit Metro Airport, the station eleven miles due south of Livonia. The soil description comes from the USDA official series description for the Blount till that underlies much of Wayne County. The salt and road numbers come from MDOT, Wayne County, and the City of Livonia's own published policy. The [data page](/livonia-freeze-thaw-data) lists every source with a working link, so you can check the arithmetic yourself.