A: Asphalt repair services typically include crack sealing, pothole patching, resurfacing, and complete removal and replacement of damaged asphalt. The specific services offered can vary depending on the provider and the condition of the asphalt.

A: Signs that your asphalt may need repair include visible cracks, potholes, uneven surfaces, or areas where the asphalt has begun to degrade or crumble. Additionally, if you notice water pooling on the surface, it may indicate underlying issues that require attention.

A: The asphalt repair process generally involves assessing the damage, preparing the area by cleaning out debris and loose material, applying the appropriate repair technique (such as patching or sealing), and ensuring proper compaction and smoothing for a durable finish.

A: The duration of asphalt repair depends on the extent of the damage and the type of repair being performed. Minor repairs, such as crack sealing or pothole patching, can often be completed within a few hours, while larger projects may take a day or more.

A: Yes, some asphalt repairs will require a period of curing before the surface can be used. For example, newly patched areas may need to be left undisturbed for a specific amount of time to ensure proper adhesion and compaction. A professional service will provide guidance on when the repaired area can safely be used again.