Pothole Repair
Repair damaged areas to restore a safer, smoother surface and stop the hole from spreading.
Request a Free EstimateCommon questions
Why do potholes form?
Water, a weakened pavement base, traffic and freeze-thaw cycles can break the asphalt apart. Once a hole opens, water and vehicle traffic can make it grow faster.
How do you choose the right pothole repair?
We look at the size and depth of the hole, the surrounding pavement and the condition underneath. That assessment determines the repair we recommend.
Can potholes be repaired during a larger maintenance project?
Yes. Pothole repair can often be scheduled with crack filling, sealcoating or striping so the property receives the work it needs in one coordinated project.
How long will a pothole patch last?
That depends on the repair, drainage, traffic and the condition of the base. No surface patch can permanently solve movement or failure underneath the pavement.
Why repair a pothole sooner instead of later?
Traffic and water can widen the hole, loosen nearby asphalt and increase the safety risk. Earlier repair usually means a smaller damaged area to address.
When is a patch not enough?
Widespread cracking, sinking, soft pavement, poor drainage or repeated failures can indicate a deeper problem. A larger removal and replacement may make more sense in those areas.
Tell us what needs attention.
Send the property address and a few details. We’ll contact you to discuss the work.