Cracks in your pavement create problems. Caring for cracks in your pavement is simple and cost effective.

Why should you crack-seal?

An unsealed crack in your pavement allows water to run down under the pavement. With this constant flow of water the aggregates under the pavement surface are eroded away. This results in networked cracking (alligator cracking), pot holes and other cracks because the top layer of the pavement is no longer properly supported.

Applying a hot rubberized crack-sealer to cracks in your pavement is the solution to this problem. A hot rubberized crack-sealer, once applied, allows the cracks to follow their natural states of expanding and contracting, while keeping the cracks filled and protected from water penetration.

Where can you crack-seal?

Hot rubberized joint and crack-sealing should be performed on roads, both concrete and asphalt, parking lots and curb lines where they intersect with the parking lot. Crack-sealing should be performed at any place water can enter into the pavement.