Crack sealing stops small cracks becoming potholes
Water that gets into cracks softens the base underneath and turns a crack into a pothole. We clean and seal cracks in driveways, parking lots and roads before that happens.
Serving Waco, Central Texas, DFW and West Texas
How we do it
We clean each crack with air, then fill it with hot rubberized crack sealant that bonds to the edges and flexes as the pavement heats and cools.
Crack sealing is the cheapest repair there is, and doing it every year or two keeps much bigger repair bills away.
Our process
What to expect
1. Clean
Cracks blown out so the sealant bonds.
2. Fill
Hot rubberized sealant poured in.
3. Finish
Sealant leveled with the surface.
4. Protect
Optional sealcoat over the whole surface.
A good fit for
- New cracks in driveways and lots
- Asphalt before sealcoating
- Roads after winter
- Parking lots ahead of restriping
Where we work
We serve Waco and Central Texas from our Waco office, and the Permian Basin from our Big Spring office.
Also: 1-800-BLACKTOP
FAQ
Crack Sealing questions
When should cracks be sealed?
As soon as they appear, ideally in mild weather. Small cracks are cheap to fix; potholes are not.
Will the cracks come back?
Pavement keeps moving, so new cracks form over time. Annual or every-other-year sealing keeps up with them.
Is crack sealing the same as crack filling?
They are close. We use hot rubberized sealant that flexes, which outlasts cheaper fillers.
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Asphalt Repair & Patching
Potholes, broken edges and failed patches fixed before they spread.
Parking Lot Repair & Maintenance
Patching, crack sealing, sealcoating and restriping to keep your lot safe and sharp.
Free estimates
Get a free crack sealing estimate
Tell us about the job. We reply within one business day, usually the same day.
- Free, no-pressure estimates
- Residential, commercial and ranch jobs
- Family owned and operated since 2007
Also: 1-800-BLACKTOP