Infrared asphalt repairs are intended to address minor damage, such as potholes. They offer a smooth and economical substitute for conventional asphalt patching. Learn how to revive your paved surface with this cutting-edge restoration technique.
Heat mixes the fresh asphalt and liquid binder with the old pavement. This repair process is more economical and environmentally beneficial since it uses fewer resources.
For a flawless finish, we smooth and compact the newly mixed asphalt and hot binder mixture as we pour it.
An affordable, environmentally responsible, and long-lasting solution to stop water leaks.
A reasonable but short-term solution.
A permanent yet costly solution.
Infrared asphalt patching works by applying heat to blend fresh asphalt and liquid binder with the existing pavement. This process creates a seamless, durable repair as the materials are heated, mixed, leveled, and compacted together, forming a smooth, unified surface.
Yes. Infrared asphalt repair is an effective, long-lasting solution for minor pavement damage. It’s not only cost-efficient and environmentally friendly, but it also prevents water intrusion, helping extend the life of your asphalt surface.
Infrared paving is a modern asphalt repair technique used to fix issues like potholes or surface cracking. By using heat to bond new asphalt with the old, it creates a smooth, nearly invisible repair that’s more economical and sustainable than traditional patching methods.
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