Crack sealing – used for working cracks—those that show more than about 1/8 inch of movement – we hot apply a crack sealant of hot rubberized asphalt cement –

The sealant bonds to the crack walls with a strong adhesive power with extraordinary flexibility & resiliency to form a permanent 100% watertight seal.

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We use the terms – Crack Filling and Crack Sealing interchangeably to mean – Crack Sealing. – Because there is technically a difference between the two. Simply – Crack Sealing is flexible.  Crack Filling is generally not.

Cracks are in their average position – not completely open and not completely closed.

Sure we crackseal during other times of the year with great success – but Spring and Fall is the preferred time to crackseal for optimal flexibility results.

Source: Asphalt Pro Magazine

Property managers and facility directors in the New York Metro area recognize the importance of early crack sealing to ensure the durability and safety of their pavement infrastructure.

Who likes sinkholes? Sorry – obvious question – but Asphalt Crack filling or crack sealing is job #1 in blacktop maintenance. Actually sealing the cracks is more important than just filling. Pavement crack sealing on a regular basis here on Long Island is one of your best investments.

Repairing cracks in your asphalt before they become worse is the one thing that we cannot recommend enough.

Property managers and facility directors recognize the importance of early crack sealing to ensure the durability and safety of their pavement infrastructure.

The #1 advantage of sealing cracks at an early stage is the prevention of water infiltration and water damage. Water is a significant enemy of pavement surfaces; when it seeps into cracks, it erodes the base, leading to larger cracks and eventual potholes.

Unsealed cracks can quickly evolve into potholes, creating safety hazards for pedestrians and vehicles.

Sealing cracks promptly not only prevents further damage but also contributes to the overall longevity of the pavement.

By maintaining the integrity of the surface and its base layers, crack sealing extends the pavement’s lifespan, delaying the need for major reconstruction projects. Regular maintenance, including crack sealing, is essential for keeping the pavement in good condition, ultimately extending its serviceable life.

Implementing a regular maintenance schedule that includes crack sealing is crucial for effective pavement management.

Crack filling allows for the timely identification and repair of potential issues before they become major problems. Regular inspections and maintenance help in predicting future pavement behavior and allows you to plan and budget ahead.

Repairing cracks in your asphalt before they become worse is the #1 advice that we cannot recommend enough. Better yet get on a maintenance program to address cracks every few years.

Cost savings are a significant benefit of early crack sealing. Addressing pavement issues while they are still minor avoids the need for more extensive and expensive repairs like patching or complete resurfacing.

The cost of sealing a crack is substantially lower than a full parking lot construction costs or the cost of repairing or replacing damaged asphalt areas. This proactive approach to pavement maintenance ensures that funds are used efficiently, prolonging the pavement’s life and reducing long-term maintenance costs.