Crack Filling
Stop water infiltration before it destroys your pavement. Hot-pour crack filling for lasting protection.
Why Professional Crack Filling Matters
Cracks in your asphalt are more than an eyesore — they're the beginning of serious structural damage. Water infiltrates cracks, freezes in winter, and expands to create larger cracks, potholes, and base failure. Our hot-pour rubberized crack filling service seals cracks at the source, preventing water infiltration and stopping the deterioration cycle. We use commercial-grade hot-pour sealant that bonds to the asphalt, remains flexible through freeze-thaw cycles, and provides a watertight seal that lasts for years.
Request a QuoteKey Benefits
- Prevents water infiltration that causes structural damage
- Hot-pour rubberized sealant bonds permanently to asphalt
- Remains flexible through freeze-thaw cycles
- Stops crack progression before it becomes a pothole
- Extends pavement life significantly when done early
- Prepares surface for sealcoating application
- Cost-effective alternative to full pavement replacement
- Applicable to cracks up to 1 inch wide
Our Crack Filling Process
A structured approach for consistent, premium results.
Crack Assessment
We inspect and measure all cracks to determine the appropriate treatment method.
Crack Cleaning
Cracks are cleaned with compressed air to remove debris and ensure proper adhesion.
Hot-Pour Application
Commercial-grade hot-pour rubberized sealant is applied and leveled flush with the surface.
Cure & Seal
After curing, we recommend sealcoating for complete surface protection.
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Get My Free EstimateCrack Filling FAQs
Answers to common questions about our crack filling services.
When should I fill cracks in my asphalt?
Fill cracks as soon as they appear — ideally when they are less than 1 inch wide. Early treatment prevents costly structural damage.
What is the difference between crack filling and crack sealing?
Crack filling uses hot-pour material for working cracks (those that move with temperature). Crack sealing uses a different approach for non-working cracks. We assess each crack and recommend the right treatment.
How long does crack filling last?
Quality hot-pour crack filling typically lasts 3–5 years. Combined with regular sealcoating, your pavement can last significantly longer.
Can you fill alligator cracks?
Alligator cracking (interconnected cracks) indicates base failure and requires asphalt patching, not crack filling. We'll assess your surface and recommend the right solution.
How much does crack filling cost?
Crack filling is typically priced by linear foot, ranging from $2–$5 per foot. Most residential driveways cost $100–$400. We provide free estimates.