Asphalt Repair
Protect Your Investment with Timely Asphalt Repair
Water Damage Prevention
Cracks allow water to penetrate the asphalt base, leading to foundation erosion, freeze-thaw damage, and costly structural repairs that could have been prevented with early intervention.
Stop Minor Issues Before They Spread
Small cracks and surface damage expand rapidly under traffic and weather stress. Addressing problems early prevents minor repairs from becoming major reconstruction projects.
Cost-Effective Maintenance Strategy
Proactive asphalt repair costs 80% less than full replacement. Regular maintenance extends pavement life by 10-15 years, maximizing your return on investment.
Enhanced Safety & Professional Appearance
Smooth, well-maintained surfaces eliminate trip hazards and vehicle damage risks while projecting a professional image that enhances your property value and customer confidence.
Comprehensive Asphalt Repair Services
We fix cracks, potholes, and surface damage to restore asphalt strength, safety, and appearance—quickly and professionally.
Crack Repair & Sealing
Hot pour crack sealing, cold pour applications, and crack routing for various crack types including alligator, longitudinal, and transverse cracks.
Pothole Repair
Cold patch repairs for temporary fixes, hot mix asphalt patching for permanent solutions, and full-depth reconstruction for severely damaged areas.
Surface Treatments
Sealcoating application, slurry seals, microsurfacing, and fog seals to protect and extend asphalt life.
Structural Repairs
Base repair and stabilization, sub-grade correction, and full-depth reclamation for compromised pavement foundations.
Drainage Solutions
Installation and repair of catch basins, drain inlets, and proper grading to prevent water damage and pooling.
Preventive Maintenance
Regular inspections, maintenance scheduling, infrared asphalt repair for seamless patches, and edge sealing.
Protect Your Investment with Timely Asphalt Repair
Cracks in asphalt are more than cosmetic issues—they’re entry points for water, debris, and vegetation that can destroy your pavement from within.
Our professional crack repair services address these vulnerabilities before they compromise your asphalt’s structural integrity. Using hot-pour rubberized sealants and proven application techniques, we create watertight seals that flex with temperature changes and traffic loads.
Different crack types require specific repair approaches. Hairline cracks need routing and sealing to prevent expansion, while larger structural cracks may require full-depth patching and base repair.
Our experienced team identifies the root cause of cracking patterns—whether from settlement, heavy loads, or water infiltration—and applies the appropriate repair method to ensure lasting results.
Common Repair Questions
How long does asphalt crack repair last?
Professional crack repair typically lasts 3-5 years when done correctly with quality materials. The longevity depends on traffic volume, weather conditions, and the type of sealant used. Hot-pour rubberized sealants generally outlast cold-pour alternatives and provide better flexibility through temperature changes.
What's the difference between DIY crack filler and professional repair?
Professional repair involves proper crack preparation, routing when necessary, and commercial-grade sealants designed for your specific climate and traffic conditions. DIY products often fail within months because they lack proper surface preparation and use inferior materials that can’t withstand heavy use or weather extremes.
When is the best time to repair cracks in asphalt?
The ideal time for crack repair is during dry weather when temperatures are between 50-85°F. Spring and fall are typically best, as repairs need time to cure before extreme summer heat or winter freeze-thaw cycles. However, emergency repairs can be performed year-round with appropriate materials and techniques.
Can you repair cracks that have weeds or vegetation growing through them?
Yes, but it requires additional preparation. We remove all vegetation and roots, clean out debris, and may need to apply herbicide treatment before sealing. Cracks with significant vegetation often indicate deeper structural issues that may require more extensive repair beyond simple crack sealing.