Asphalt Crack Sealing | Utah
Seal the Cracks—Save Your Asphalt!
Cracks in asphalt spread fast—and when they do, repairs get expensive. More importantly, water seeps in, weakens the foundation, and leads to potholes. Unfortunately, Utah’s extreme weather makes the damage worse. That’s why acting early is key and crack seal is the solution.
Why Cracks Form—and Why You Must Act Fast
Over time, asphalt expands and contracts due to heat, ice, and moisture. As a result, small cracks widen, creating bigger structural problems. Even worse, they weaken your entire pavement. Instead of waiting, take action now to extend its life and avoid major expenses.
Our High-Performance Crack Sealing Process
To ensure maximum protection, we use Maxwell Sealants—a top-tier, locally made product. Our crack seal method prevents water infiltration, stops further cracking, and maintains durability.
- First, we clean the cracks to remove dirt and debris.
- Next, we apply hot rubber sealant, which expands and contracts with temperature changes.
- Finally, we ensure a smooth, weatherproof finish, keeping your asphalt strong and flexible.
Take Action Now—Don’t Let Cracks Win!
Small cracks turn into huge problems fast. Fortunately, we make it easy to fix them.
For Businesses: A Safe, Professional Parking Lot
A cracked parking lot hurts your image and increases liability risks. Worse, customers notice pavement issues fast. Fixing cracks improves safety, curb appeal, and long-term durability.
For Homeowners: A Driveway That Lasts Longer
Utah’s and SLC harsh sun, snow, and ice destroy driveways. However, sealing cracks stops the damage before it starts. Even better, adding a seal coat boosts protection, ensuring a smooth, long-lasting surface.
FAQ
Q: Why does asphalt cracks?
Q: When should asphalt cracks be sealed?
A: Once a crack is about 1/10 of an inch wide or more, it should be sealed with crack filler. At that size, it’s too big for sealcoat alone to handle, and water can easily get in and cause deeper damage. …more
Q: Will crack sealing make the cracks disappear?
A: Crack sealing doesn’t erase the cracks—it seals them off to stop water, debris, and ice from making them worse. …more
Q: How do I know if my asphalt needs crack sealing?
A: If you see visible cracks forming in your driveway or parking lot—especially ones wider than 1/10 of an inch—it’s time for crack sealing. These cracks let water in, which leads to bigger problems like potholes and base failure. …more
Q: What kind of cracks can’t be sealed?
A: We don’t seal cracks that have turned into full-on potholes or alligator cracking (those webbed areas). …more
Q: How long does crack sealant last?
Q: What’s the difference between crack sealing and asphalt patching?
Q: Can I seal asphalt cracks myself or should I hire a pro?
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