Asphalt Repair FAQs

Quick asphalt repairs are critical to preventing further damage and deterioration. Even the smallest cracks and potholes can quickly expand, leading to more costly repairs down the line.

Being proactive and knowing the signs that there are issues with your asphalt will help protect it from extensive issues and minimize the impact of the damage. Signs that you need to repair your asphalt include cracks, potholes, uneven surfaces, fading color, and pooling water.

Some minor repairs like filling in cracks can be done by property owners, but larger repairs should be done by a professional paving company. They have the tools, equipment, and skills to get the job done properly. We recommend that you always hire an asphalt repair service to ensure that the repairs are done properly. 

How long the repairs take will depend on the extent of the damage. Minor repairs like pothole and crack filling can often be done in a single day, while larger repairs or resurfacing can take up to several days to complete.

During the repair process, parts of your driveway or parking lot may be closed off to accommodate equipment, protect the contractors, and allow the repairs to harden. However, we will work to minimize any disruptions to your daily activities.

Regularly inspecting your asphalt is important for detecting issues early on. This will minimize the extent of the damage and your repair costs. A general rule of thumb is to inspect your asphalt at least once a year. If you notice signs of concern, you should inspect it more frequently.

Yes, asphalt repairs can be done in cold weather. However, it may require specialized equipment and techniques to perform the repairs in the cold. It is best to do repairs in the warmer months in the spring and the winter, if possible.

The longevity of asphalt repairs depends on several factors, including the quality of materials used, the extent of the damage, and proper maintenance. With proper maintenance, repairs can last for several years.

Regular maintenance, such as sealing cracks, cleaning debris, and addressing drainage issues, can help prolong the lifespan of your asphalt repairs. A professional contractor can provide guidance on the specific maintenance needs for your asphalt.

The cost of asphalt repairs varies depending on the size of the repair area, the extent of the damage, and other factors. It's best to request a quote from a reputable asphalt contractor who can assess your specific needs and provide an accurate estimate.