Asphalt maintenance and repair that keeps pavement working

Matching the repair to the pavement

Asphalt wears in stages. Surface treatments protect pavement that is still structurally sound; patching and overlays address localized or widespread surface failure; and removal and replacement corrects areas where the base underneath has failed. Choosing the right treatment at the right time is what keeps maintenance budgets under control.

• Crack filling — limits water getting into the base through open cracks.
• Sealcoating — protects and refreshes the surface of sound asphalt.
• Pothole repair and patching — skin patching, or full removal and replacement with base replacement or base compaction where the base has failed.
• Overlays and fabric overlays — a new wearing surface over pavement that is worn but still serviceable underneath.
• Striping — re-striping existing layouts or laying out new ones.

Training that expands your options

We constantly train and learn new techniques to enhance the quality and durability of repairs. That training lets us offer more solutions and options than ever before, so the recommendation fits the pavement in front of us — not a one-size-fits-all fix. Not sure which treatment fits? Our guide to choosing between sealcoating, patching, overlays and replacement walks through the trade-offs.