Cracks and Potholes
Cracks and potholes are the most obvious indicators your pavement needs attention. Small cracks can rapidly expand, leading to larger issues and costly repairs. Potholes not only damage vehicles but also pose safety risks.
Regularly inspect your pavement for these signs, especially after heavy rains or extreme temperatures. Seal minor cracks as soon as they appear to prevent further damage. For larger issues, professional repair might be necessary.
Pooling Water
Pooling water on your pavement can indicate drainage problems or surface depression. Water left standing can seep into the material, causing degradation over time. This issue can exacerbate existing cracks, leading to potholes.
Address drainage issues promptly by regrading the surface or installing proper drainage systems. Regular maintenance and sealing can help prevent water-related damage and prolong the pavement's life.
Fading and Discoloration
Fading and discoloration from UV exposure and regular wear can indicate that your pavement’s protective layer has worn away. This makes it more susceptible to damage from moisture and chemicals.
Sealcoating is an effective way to restore appearance and protect against further weathering. If your pavement looks worn or patchy, consider having it professionally assessed for maintenance needs.