Bull's Eye Seal Coating & Line Striping is based right here in Cutler Bay, at 8260 SW 184th St, so we are a local call for your driveway, townhome community or business lot. We handle sealcoating, crack sealing, pothole repair, overlays, new paving and line striping, and every job begins with a free, no-obligation on-site estimate.

What's Included

  • Driveway sealcoating for single-family homes, with cracks filled first
  • HOA and townhome community lots and private streets, scheduled in phases so residents keep access
  • Shopping-plaza and office parking lots: sealcoat and re-stripe in the same visit, with overnight or weekend scheduling available
  • Hot-pour rubberized crack sealing and pothole patching before surface coating
  • ADA stall markings, fire lane and curb painting, wheel stops and parking signs
  • Free on-site estimates; proof of general liability insurance on request

Cutler Bay is a demanding place for pavement: a Town of roughly ten square miles, long retail strips along S Dixie Highway and Old Cutler Road, and a large number of homeowner-association and townhome communities whose private streets and parking areas are the owner's job to keep up. Below is what is specific to pavement here, and how Bull's Eye can help the people who look after it.

Cutler Bay at a Glance, for Property Owners

The Town of Cutler Bay was incorporated in November 2005. Its limits generally run from SW 184th Street on the north to just north of SW 232nd Street, with Biscayne Bay National Park on the east, and it uses ZIP codes 33157, 33189 and 33190. That matters because Cutler Bay is a municipality with its own Building Department, not unincorporated Miami-Dade, so permit and registration questions go to the Town. Our shop is at 8260 SW 184th St, along that northern edge.

The Town resurfaces public streets it maintains (for example, the 2022 project covering parts of Whispering Pines Estates, Bel Aire and Munne Royal Homes). Private community streets, driveways and commercial lots are different: those belong to the association or property owner, and that is where we can help.

Who We Work For Around Cutler Bay

Homeowners

Most Cutler Bay houses have an asphalt driveway that has taken years of sun and summer storms. If yours is faded gray with hairline cracks, driveway sealcoating is the usual maintenance step, with cracks filled first. If it has deep cracking, sunken spots or loose edges, a patch or an overlay may be a better fit than a surface coat; the free on-site estimate is the time to ask which applies.

Residential asphalt driveway before and after sealcoating, with faded cracked asphalt on top and fresh black sealcoat below

Residential driveway before and after sealcoating.

HOA boards and townhome communities

Cutler Bay has many planned communities, some with their own homeowners associations and at least one with a Community Development District (Lakes by the Bay South CDD). Boards usually need a scope, a bid to compare, and a schedule residents can live with. We work with HOA boards and property managers, and commercial and HOA work can be scheduled in phases, overnight or on weekends. Associations also have their own approval rules for spending funds, so ask your association's attorney or manager how a repaving or sealcoat contract must be approved.

Plazas, offices and apartment lots

Retail centers along S Dixie Highway and Old Cutler Road depend on clear stalls, visible ADA markings and a lot that looks cared for. We offer commercial lot sealcoating and can sealcoat and stripe in the same visit, along with ADA stalls, fire lanes, curbs and wheel stops. One of our real Google reviews comes from a multifamily property owner who said we worked with their staff and tenants and made the job easy.

Apartment-style parking lot before and after sealcoating and striping, with new yellow stall lines and curbs

Parking lot before and after sealcoating and striping.

Water, Rain and Your Pavement

Pavement in Cutler Bay lives with a lot of water. South Florida's rainy season runs roughly from late spring into mid-October. In early June 2022, according to the Town of Cutler Bay, the area received about 22.68 inches of rain in what the Town described as a 100-year storm, with Saga Bay, parts of Lakes by the Bay and the area north of Franjo Park hit hardest. Standing water and saturated bases are hard on asphalt, so a lot with ponding, soft spots or edge breakup should be looked at before you coat it. A sealcoat will not fix a drainage problem, so mention ponding or recurring flooding when you request an estimate.

Permits, Fire Lanes and Who to Ask

  • Town permits. The Town's Building Division (Town Center, 10720 Caribbean Blvd, Suite 110; (305) 234-4193) issues building permits and registers state-certified contractors who work in the Town. Its pages do not say which paving, sealcoat or striping jobs need a permit, so confirm with the Building Division before you start, especially for new driveways or added paved area.
  • Fire lanes. If a lot has marked fire lanes, confirm with the fire authority what markings and signs apply before repainting.
  • ADA stalls. Accessible-parking layouts follow federal and Florida accessibility standards. Confirm requirements with the Town or county before changing a layout.

Landmarks and Areas We Serve Near You

These places are listed only to orient you; we have no connection with them.

  • Old Cutler Towne Center – 20425 Old Cutler Rd; a shopping plaza typical of the retail lots along Old Cutler Road.
  • Shoppes of Cutler Bay – 20871 Old Cutler Rd; another Old Cutler Road shopping center.
  • Southland Mall – 20505 S Dixie Hwy; the area's largest retail destination.
  • Saga Bay – around SW 198th St; a large residential community in town.
  • Lakes by the Bay Park and Isles at Bayshore – 8551 SW 216th St and 21864 SW 93rd Path; the south end of town, with CDD-managed communities.
  • Franjo Park and Bel Aire Park – neighborhoods along Franjo Road.
  • Black Point Park & Marina – 24775 SW 87th Ave; a county marina just south of town (Homestead mailing address).

How a Cutler Bay Estimate Works

  1. Call or send the form. Say whether it is a driveway, an HOA street section or a commercial lot.
  2. On-site visit. The pavement is reviewed for cracking, potholes, ponding and faded markings, and the area is measured.
  3. Estimate. Cracks are filled before sealcoating; the scope may be sealcoat alone or repairs plus sealcoat and striping.
  4. Scheduling. Commercial and HOA work can be phased, overnight or on weekends.
Free on-site estimate. Call (305) 710-4512 (Mon-Fri 7-5, Sat 8-12) or request an estimate online. Our general liability insurance proof is available on request, and our FAQ has more answers.

We also serve nearby Palmetto Bay, South Miami Heights and Goulds, along with Naranja, Princeton, Perrine and Richmond Heights. Not sure your address is in our area? Just call.

Frequently Asked Questions

Cutler Bay is an incorporated Town, formed in November 2005, so building permits and contractor registration go through the Town's Building Division rather than unincorporated Miami-Dade. Call the Town at (305) 234-4193 to confirm what your project needs.

The Town's public pages do not say, so confirm with the Building Division before you start. New driveways or added paved area are more likely to need review than maintenance coating.

Our shop is at 8260 SW 184th St, and we serve Cutler Bay and the nearby communities listed above. Call (305) 710-4512 if you are unsure your address is in our area.

Yes. We work with HOA boards and property managers and commercial and HOA work can be scheduled in phases, overnight or on weekends. Your association may have its own approval steps, so ask your manager how a contract must be approved.

Yes, we can sealcoat and stripe in the same visit. Ask for both in your free estimate so the scope and schedule are planned together.

Yes. South Florida's rainy season runs roughly from late spring to mid-October, so sealcoating schedules can shift with the forecast. Ask about rain delays and how long the surface must stay closed when you request an estimate.

Not until drainage is understood. Sealcoat protects the surface but does not fix ponding or a saturated base, so mention standing water when you request an estimate; patching or repaving may need to come first.

Public streets are generally maintained by the Town, which reported resurfacing parts of Whispering Pines Estates, Bel Aire and Munne Royal Homes in 2022. Private streets and community lots are typically the association's or owner's responsibility; check your governing documents.

Yes, we carry general liability insurance, with proof on request.

Call (305) 710-4512 or use the contact form for a free, no-obligation on-site estimate.

Client Experiences That
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Excellent on Google

5.0 out of 5 based on 9 reviews

"Fast and Professional."

Maybi Iglesias
Maybi Iglesias
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5.0 Rating

"Bull's Eye did a great job at our multi family property. Worked with our staff and tenants and made the sealcoating and striping job very easy."

Mark Klingbeil
Mark Klingbeil
Google Local Guide, Google Review

5.0 Rating

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