Hot-Pour Rubberized Crack Sealing to Arrest Water Damage
Lindale's leading property contractors.
Water is the absolute enemy of pavement. When fractures appear in your asphalt, rainwater flows directly into the underlying aggregate base. Over time, vehicle weight over saturated bases washes out the stone support, causing potholes and deep collapses. Hot-pour crack sealing blocks water entry, stopping damage in its tracks.
We provide full-spectrum coverage, ensuring every project detail matches professional specifications.
Injecting flexible, commercial-grade hot rubber into open pavement joints.
Sealing moisture out to preserve the subbase and prevent shifting.
Material expands and contracts with shifting winter and summer temperatures.
It is important to catch signs of damage or wear early to prevent structural collapse or costly excavation later. If you notice any of these indicators, contact us for an inspection.
Why property owners invest in professional care and maintenance.
Keeps aggregate bases dry, eliminating subbase washouts and sinkholes.
Stopping cracks at an early stage is the most effective way to prevent potholes.
Stretches during freezing winters and compresses in summer heat without failing.
How we ensure precision, uniform quality, and lasting results for every project.
We clear dirt, vegetation, and loose stone from cracks using high-pressure air compressors.
We route a hot-air lance through cracks to burn away moisture and prime the edges.
We inject liquid rubberized sealant at 350 degrees directly into the prepared cracks.
We strike the hot rubber flat with a squeegee, creating a sealed joint flush with the asphalt.
Custom specifications tailored to residential properties and commercial operations.
We seal active cracks in home driveways, preventing grass growth and moisture intrusion from damaging your entrance path.
We provide commercial crack sealing for parking perimeters, sealing expansion joints between asphalt and concrete borders.
Have questions about our Crack Sealing? Explore specific answers below.
Generally, crack sealing is designed for cracks between 1/4 inch and 1 inch wide. Hairline cracks are too narrow for the rubber to flow into, while extremely wide cracks require asphalt patching.
High-quality rubberized sealants typically last 3 to 5 years before requiring touch-ups due to extreme soil movement.
Ready to speak with our technicians? Reach out today to schedule a walkthrough and receive an itemized proposal.
214-762-0451