The Application Process
Asphalt patch repair projects generally start off with a comprehensive inspection of the parking lot pavement, followed by an implementation of all necessary minor repairs and maintenance for the concrete surfaces adjacent to the asphalt. Next, the area to be repaired is cleared of all debris and covered with a professional-grade tack coat to prepare the surface for adhesion of new material.
Once the tack coat is applied, the new asphalt is poured on top, and then compacted into place using a commercial vibratory roller or tamping compactor. Often times, the finished surface where asphalt has been patched will be raised higher than the existing pavement it surrounds. For this reason, paving contractors will usually blend in the edges as much as possible (also called feathering) to finish the project. Once the patch is leveled, the remaining debris is swept clear and the final stages of asphalt repair can take place, including seal coating and painting.
The Benefits
⛿ Cost-Effective Alternative to Asphalt Demolition and Replacement
⛿ Eliminates Low Spots and Unappealing Pavement Depressions
⛿ Seamless Integration of Old and New Pavement
⛿ Allows for Early Detection of Subgrade Issues
⛿ Same-Day Project Completion (varies)