A pothole is an open failure that usually keeps growing.

Potholes expose the pavement base to traffic and water, accelerating damage while creating a trip and vehicle hazard.

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What potholes can mean.

A pothole commonly develops after cracks allow water into weakened pavement. Traffic loosens the unsupported asphalt, and pieces break away. Filling only the visible depression without addressing unstable edges or base conditions may produce a short-lived repair.

What to look for

  • Broken or crumbling edges around an open depression
  • Loose asphalt pieces or exposed stone inside the hole
  • Water collecting in the damaged area after rain

The practical next step.

Limit traffic over the damaged area when practical and schedule an assessment. A durable repair may require cutting back to sound pavement, correcting the base, and compacting suitable patch material.

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Repair the cause before the opening spreads.

Send us a few details about what you see. We’ll assess the pavement and recommend the most practical next step without unnecessary upsells.

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