Crack Sealing

Crack sealing helps keep water out of the pavement layers. It can be done on its own or before sealcoating.

Moisture, traffic, and temperature changes can enlarge pavement damage over time. Treating suitable cracks before they grow is generally less costly than repairing larger pavement failures later.

What the work involves

Cracks are cleared of debris and vegetation, then sealed. The proposal identifies which cracks appear suitable for sealing, the preparation required, and the material proposed.

Which cracks are suitable

Not every crack is a good candidate for sealant. Wide, crumbling, or interconnected areas may need repair instead. We will identify that during the site review.

Recurring or interconnected cracking can also point to a deeper pavement or base problem, and we will say so if that is what the pattern suggests.

On its own or with sealcoating

Crack sealing is normally done before sealcoating, but it can also be done on its own.

Scheduling and reopening

Project duration and phasing depend on the lot, access requirements, weather, and crew availability. We will review the property's operating needs and provide a proposed schedule before work begins.

Reopening time depends on the material and the weather, and is confirmed together with the schedule.

Request a free quote

Send us the property address and a few details. We will review the lot and provide a written scope and price.