High-Quality Materials
Our commitment to quality helps extend the life of your pavement, providing you with a return on investment that can’t be beaten.
Seasoned Professionals
Our asphalt specialists have the expertise to handle all types of projects, regardless of size or complexity.
Comprehensive Asphalt Solutions
Our asphalt contractors specialize in crack filling and sealing, patch repairs, resurfacing and anything dealing with Asphalt.
Seattle’s Trusted Asphalt Paving Company
Our Three-Step Approach to Our Asphalt Patching Service
Our proven method has been tested through the years through the hundreds of asphalt patching projects we have done within the Seattle Metro area and beyond.
Step 1: Assessment and Preparation
The first step involves a thorough assessment of the damaged area to determine the extent and cause of the damage. This is crucial for deciding the appropriate repair method and materials needed for the project. The area is then prepared for repair, including cleaning the damaged site by removing debris, water, and loose asphalt fragments. This preparation ensures a clean, solid base for the new asphalt, which is essential for long-lasting repair. The edges of the damaged area may be cut and squared off to create a uniform shape that can be more effectively filled and compacted.
Step 2: Applying the Asphalt Patch
Once the site is prepared, applying the asphalt patch is next. The choice between hot mix and cold mix asphalt will depend on the size of the repair, weather conditions, and the immediate need for the area to be back in use. Hot mix asphalt is generally preferred for its durability and longer-lasting results, especially for larger or deeper repairs. The asphalt mix is then carefully poured into the prepared area, ensuring it fills every void for a uniform repair. Special attention is given to the edges to ensure they bond well with the existing pavement, preventing future water infiltration and damage.
Step 3: Compaction and Finishing Touches
The final step is the compaction of the newly applied asphalt to ensure it is densely packed and flush with the surrounding surface. This is typically done using a vibratory plate compactor or a roller for larger areas, which helps to create a smooth, durable surface that can withstand traffic and weather conditions. Once compacted, the area is checked for any irregularities or finishing touches that may be needed, such as additional compaction or smoothing. The repaired area is then allowed to cure for the appropriate amount of time before it is reopened to traffic.