Asphalt and Concrete Patching and Pothole Repairs

Patching and Pothole Repairs You Can Trust in Northern AL

If your old driveway has areas of damage or your heavily trafficked commercial parking lot has potholes that keep getting bigger, C&C Asphalt and Concrete Construction has the solution for you. We specialize in asphalt and concrete patching and pothole repair services that'll help restore your pavement and eliminate hazards.

Potholes can form during any season and should be repaired as soon as possible. They create serious liability issues in parking lots and driveways because they pose potential hazards to vehicles and pedestrians, causing accidents, injuries, damage, and more. It's important for you to repair potholes before they result in lengthy and costly liability issues and injury settlements.

The presence of potholes and other pavement damage does not necessarily mean that repaving or other major repairs are your only option. At C&C Asphalt and Concrete Construction, we offer patching and pothole repair services that'll help restore your pavement to a safe and great-looking surface. Patching is a cost-effective way of eliminating further damage, deterioration, liability, and other pavement-related issues, and our proven patching technique allows for quality, cost-effective repairs you can trust.

In situations with a large amount of patching in one parking lot or driveway, we may suggest you opt for our asphalt milling or scarifying options. This repair technique uses specialized milling equipment to cut down on excavation time.

If your driveway or parking lot poses a threat to visitors, their cars, and your property, call C&C Asphalt and Concrete Construction today to find the right solution for you. Request a free patching and pothole repair estimate today, and we can provide you with your estimate within one business week!

Our Repair Process

Stage One

We begin by identifying the broken and failed areas or potential liability issues that are concerning and need to be addressed.

Stage Two

We cut the areas square with a jackhammer or saw cut (depending on the region or by request) and excavate to the aggregate subbase.

Stage Three

We install the asphalt at an average compact depth of three inches.

Stage Four

Finally, we seal the edges with asphalt emulsion to improve bonding with the surrounding existing asphalt.