Inspect the pavement and identify cracks that are appropriate for sealing.
Seal pavement cracks before water turns them into bigger repairs.
Hot rubber crack sealing fills working cracks with a flexible material designed to move with the pavement and reduce water intrusion.
Request a Hot Rubber Crack Sealing AssessmentCatch the opening before water reaches the base.
Hot rubberized sealants help prevent water infiltration—the leading cause of pavement failure.
- Open cracks that allow water below the pavement
- Driveways and parking lots that are otherwise structurally sound
- Preventive maintenance before sealcoating
A flexible seal depends on a clean, prepared crack.
Crack sealing is preventive maintenance, not a structural repair. Alligator cracking, widespread movement, or a failed base may require patching or restoration instead.
Clean and prepare each crack so the material can bond to the pavement.
Apply heated rubberized sealant carefully and allow it to cool and set.
Stop water at the surface.
Let us inspect your cracks and tell you which ones should be sealed—and which ones point to a deeper problem.