Asphalt Repair

Types Of Asphalt Repair

Quality asphalt repairs can breathe new life into damaged surfaces! Whether small areas are cracked or the whole top layer needs addressed, repairs from our licensed and insured contractors can extend the overall lifespan of your parking lot, driveway, or roadway.

Asphalt Patching

Because asphalt is regularly exposed to heavy traffic and extreme weather conditions, it is important to know which asphalt repair method will adequately remedy your problem. Not all repair methods are the same, and each type is meant to fix specific problems or concerns.

Asphalt patching involves placing hot or cold asphalt over cracked or worn areas. This asphalt ‘patch’ fills cracks and potholes. Typically, this process is preferred in commercial parking lots with minimal damage. If your asphalt has minor cracking and wear in small, isolated areas, patching may be the best choice to save your asphalt surface.

Asphalt Resurfacing

If your asphalt pavement has extensive damage, asphalt resurfacing can help. During asphalt resurfacing, our asphalt repair contractors will add a new layer to your property’s asphalt surface. The old layer will be milled — or removed — before the fresh layer can be added. In the end, this process improves the aesthetic appearance of your asphalt pavement and minimizes the effects of unsightly cracks.

Resurfacing is much more cost-effective than a full asphalt surface replacement! By only replacing the top layer, asphalt resurfacing improves curbside appeal, boosts a property’s resale value, and guarantees a smoother driving experience for customers or guests.

Asphalt Sealcoating

Asphalt pavement is held together with an aggregate binder. However, as this binder faces UV rays, rain, and chemicals, it will start to degrade. An asphalt sealcoat can preserve this binder and protect it from the harmful effects of these elements.

A sealcoat serves as an additional layer over the asphalt’s surface. At our professional asphalt repair company, our contractors will carefully apply a slip-resistant coat to your driveway or parking lot. This sealcoat will effectively block water and oil from deteriorating your pavement and leading to cracks and potholes. Some sealcoats are even available in an elegant deep black finish, giving your repaired property a sleek and luxurious feel.

For best results, we recommend scheduling asphalt sealcoating every two to three years. Contact us today for a free service estimate!