Asphalt Repair in Peoria, AZ

Asphalt repair in Peoria usually deals with one of four problems: sun-aged asphalt that is raveling into loose stone, potholes where monsoon water got into the base, ruts where heavy vehicles sit on hot pavement, and edges washed out by storm runoff. Each needs its own fix, and a cold patch thrown in a hole does not fix any of them for long.

Potholes and failed areas

We saw-cut a clean rectangle around the damage, remove asphalt and wet or loose base, compact new aggregate, and pave with hot-mix. HomeGuide puts saw-cut repairs at $4 to $12 per square foot and hot patches at $2 to $5.

Raveling

When the binder at the surface is worn out, stones come loose and the surface turns rough. Light raveling can be slowed with sealcoat. Heavier raveling needs a skin patch or an overlay to restore the surface.

Ruts and shoving

Ruts and bulges form where heavy, slow or turning vehicles push hot asphalt. Repair means removing the deformed asphalt and replacing it with a section strong enough for the load, or concrete at dumpsters and loading areas.

Monsoon washouts

Fast-moving storm water can undercut pavement edges and wash out the base along washes and low points. We rebuild edges with compacted base and asphalt and add curbing or reshaping so water is directed away from the edge.

Small jobs

HomeGuide lists minimum service fees of $100 to $250 for asphalt repair. We can combine several small repairs into one visit and price each one in writing.

Before and after monsoon season

Spring is the best time to repair cracks and small potholes, before monsoon storms make them worse. After the season, we repair washouts, edges and potholes the storms created.

HOA streets

Associations often bundle repairs with crack sealing and sealcoating, so streets are fixed, sealed and closed only once. We price each part separately so the board can choose.

Pricing

HomeGuide lists pothole repair at about $100 to $400, hot patching at $2 to $5 per square foot and saw-cut repairs at $4 to $12. Angi puts driveway resurfacing at $1 to $4 per square foot. Every quote is itemized.

Commercial repairs

For business lots, we phase repairs so entrances stay open, and we often combine them with crack sealing, sealcoat and restriping so the lot is closed only once.

Edge support

Where asphalt meets gravel landscaping, edges crumble when tires run off them. We rebuild with compacted base past the edge and, where it makes sense, a thickened edge or header.