Asphalt Crack Sealing
in Green Bay, WI

Our team at Asphalt Seal & Repair is equipped to seal pavement cracks no matter the cause, including:

• Water Seepage – Water is asphalt’s worst enemy. It can leak into the smallest gaps and crevices in your pavement and wear down the material. When temperatures get colder, water can freeze and expand, causing your asphalt pavement to buckle and crack. As the crack gets bigger, more water can seep in, and the cycle continues as the crack spreads.
• Pavement Thickness – The thinner the pavement, the more susceptible it is to cracks and other wear and tear damage. It’s easier for vegetation to poke through, and it doesn’t have the support against vehicle traffic. There’s a balance of not too thick and not too thin, and our team of experts will make sure your asphalt is built to last.
• Vegetation – One small asphalt crack can allow enough water into the soil beneath to sprout weeds and other vegetation. When small weeds start to poke through, it’s not only unpleasant to look at, but it can continue to damage the asphalt as it grows. The roots and stems can break through the pavement and cause cracks to continue to spread.
• Fuel and Oil Spills – Engine oil and fuel don’t mix well with asphalt surfacing. These liquids break down the primary components of asphalt, corroding patches of discolored asphalt on your property. When these liquids dry, they can also stain the asphalt and make it difficult to clean up.
• UV Exposure – Asphalt is designed to be flexible so it can bend and adjust to ground movements and the weight of passing traffic. As the sun beats down on your asphalt pavement, the UV rays dry out the tar, oil, and bitumen in the pavement and make it brittle. The more brittle your pavement becomes over time, the less it can flex and bend to accommodate wear and tear. This means the asphalt has a greater risk of cracking the older it gets.