A pothole is never just a hole — it's the visible end of a water problem that's been eroding your base for a season or more. That's why repairs that only treat the hole come back every spring. Our repairs treat the cause: we cut the damaged area back to sound pavement, dig out the soft base material underneath, and rebuild the foundation before any new asphalt goes in.
The same discipline applies to driveway edges, utility cuts, low spots and failed seams. Squared edges in solid material, compacted stone, hot or cold mix placed in lifts depending on season, and a sealed perimeter so the repair's seam doesn't become the next crack. It's not complicated — it's just rarely done.
Repair pairs naturally with the rest of our work: fix the failures, fill the cracks, then sealcoat the whole surface so it looks like one clean, black piece of pavement instead of a quilt of patches. When base failure is too widespread for repair to make financial sense, we'll say so plainly and point you toward the right fix, even when it isn't us.