Asphalt cracks may start small, but they quickly spread into bigger problems if ignored. At Encore Pavement, we provide professional asphalt crack repair that extends the life of your pavement, prevent costly damage, and keep your property looking its best. Whether you manage a commercial lot or an industrial site, our experienced team delivers long-lasting results.
Encore Pavement partners with you to develop crack repair strategies that fit your property’s needs and help prevent future issues. Our clients count on us for transparent communication, expert recommendations, and consistent results across projects of any size.
Our certified crews use top-of-the-line equipment to ensure every repair holds up under pressure. We use high-quality crack-filling materials designed to withstand traffic, weather, and heavy use.
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Even the best-installed surfaces eventually develop cracks. Left untreated, these cracks expand, leading to potholes, structural issues, and costly repairs.
Common causes include:
While cracks can’t be avoided entirely, you can take steps to reduce their impact. Combined with services like parking lot striping and safety feature installation, a proactive maintenance plan keeps pavement safer and stronger for longer.
Investing in routine asphalt sealcoating protects the surface from oxidation and moisture. In addition, regular pavement inspections allow small cracks to be sealed before they spread.
The ideal time to schedule asphalt crack repair services is during warmer months, typically summer through early fall. Warm weather ensures the materials bond properly and cure without interference from freezing temperatures or inclement weather.
Cold weather brings moisture, road salt, and snow plowing that can turn small cracks into large-scale pavement damage. By sealing cracks in late summer or fall, you protect your property from the harshest seasonal stress and save on repair costs down the road.
Crack filling is one of the most effective ways to maximize the life of your asphalt. By sealing cracks early, water is kept out of the base layers, preventing erosion and structural weakening. This helps maintain a smoother, safer surface for vehicles and pedestrians while reducing the likelihood of expensive full-depth repairs.
Studies from Auburn University’s National Center for Asphalt Technology indicate that sealing cracks can extend pavement life by roughly three additional years. On the other hand, guidance from the Federal Highway Administration notes that this approach is most effective on surfaces with minor cracking and moderate traffic.
Pavement that already has extensive damage or bears heavy loads may not see the same long-term results.
Before any repair begins, our team thoroughly cleans and prepares the surface. Removing dirt, debris, and vegetation allows the asphalt crack-filling material to bond correctly, ensuring durability.
Once the surface is ready, we carefully apply a hot, rubberized sealant into each crack. This asphalt crack filling technique creates a flexible barrier that prevents water infiltration and stops cracks from spreading.
After application, the material is left to cure and create a seamless bond between the old and new pavement. This final step locks out moisture and reinforces the surface against wear, extending the lifespan of asphalt surfaces.
Encore Pavement is a trusted partner for businesses who have properties in Kansas as well as Arkansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma, and Missouri. Our customers trust Encore Pavement to provide high-quality pavement services for the life of their properties.
If you have a job outside our service area, our Pave America partners can help.
We use a hot-applied sealant in our asphalt crack repair process. This flexible material expands and contracts with the pavement, sealing out water and preventing cracks from spreading.
When applied properly, asphalt crack filling prevents water infiltration, reduces the risk of potholes, and protects your investment from costly damage.
Yes. Crack filling repairs individual cracks, while sealcoating covers the entire surface to protect against weathering and oxidation. For best results, we recommend combining both services as part of a long-term maintenance plan.
