Core Service

Asphalt PatchingDone Right.

Hot mix asphalt patching for potholes, alligator cracking, and low spots — proper compaction, not a quick cold-patch fix.

Why It Matters

Asphalt Patching
Done Right.

Some damage is past what sealcoating or crack filling can fix. Potholes, alligator cracking, and low spots that hold water need to be cut out and replaced with real hot mix asphalt (HMA), not a bag of cold patch from the hardware store.

We patch with proper compaction, typically a 2-inch compacted lift, and use a tack coat on existing asphalt edges so the new material actually bonds instead of just sitting in the hole.

Patching is priced by measured area and depth, not a flat rate per pothole, because small patches are genuinely more labor- and material-intensive per square foot than large paving jobs. We'll always tell you honestly if an area is beyond what patching can reasonably fix.

Surfaces We Handle

Residential drivewaysSmall commercial lots

Real Hot Mix Asphalt

Not a cold-patch shortcut — properly compacted HMA that actually holds up.

Tack Coat on Edges

New asphalt bonds to the existing surface instead of just sitting in the hole.

Proper Compaction

Plate-compacted to the right depth, not hand-tamped and hoped for.

Honest Scope

We'll tell you if an area needs more than patching can fix, rather than patching over a bigger problem.

Our Process

How We Do It

1

Measure the Damage

Each patch area is measured for square footage and depth.

2

Cut & Clean

Failed asphalt is removed and the area is cleaned of debris.

3

Tack Coat

Existing edges get a tack coat so the new asphalt bonds properly.

4

Place & Compact

Hot mix asphalt is placed and plate-compacted to the right depth.

Questions

Frequently Asked

In most cases, yes. We patch the specific failed areas rather than requiring a full driveway replacement, as long as the surrounding pavement is still sound.

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Free Estimate Today.

Free on-site consultation, a written proposal before we leave, and work completed in days, not weeks — done personally by the owner.