Crack Sealing is one of the most important measures you can take to protect your asphalt.
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When water enters your cracks and freezes, this leads to wider cracks, depressions, and even potholes. With time it can also make its way down to the asphalt subbase, which can be a very costly repair.
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To prevent this, we apply a hot rubber asphalt crack filler which bonds to the walls of the crack creating a watertight seal. The rubber expands and contracts with the freeze/thaw cycle and prevents anything from entering the cracks.
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Asphalt crack repair together with Sealcoating are the two most important steps in protecting your asphalt surface and extending its lifespan!
Asphalt Crack Routing
What Is Asphalt Crack Routing?
Crack routing is a key part of professional asphalt maintenance. It involves using specialized equipment called a router to widen and deepen existing pavement cracks. By creating a clean, uniform channel, we make sure the crack sealant can properly bond — resulting in a stronger, longer-lasting repair.
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We are one of only a handful of companies in the Kitchener, Waterloo,
Cambridge, London, and surrounding areas equipped to handle this type of work.
Why Is Crack Routing Important?
Routing adds structure to the crack, giving the sealant more surface area to stick to. This improves durability and helps the repair stay flexible through seasonal temperature change
Ideal for High-Traffic Areas
Crack routing is especially recommended for roads, commercial parking lots, and other high-traffic surfaces. It’s a small step that delivers big results by preventing minor cracks from becoming major (and expensive) problems.
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