Infrared Asphalt Repair
in Green Bay, Wisconsin


Your Go-To Infrared Repair Contractor
Infrared patching is a proven method for repairing damaged asphalt surfaces. At Asphalt Seal & Repair, our professionals are experts in the infrared process, understanding the critical factors that influence its success:
- Moisture
- Wind and Temperature
- Asphalt Thickness (Affects Heating Time)
Correctly executing the infrared patching process ensures long-lasting results for asphalt surfaces and saves you money. These repairs are also easy to perform and leave no seams behind, resulting in pavement.
We take pride in being the first company in Wisconsin to utilize this environmentally friendly process. With our experienced crew, you can trust us to get the job done right the first time.
The Infrared Asphalt Repair Process
The infrared process simply heats the damaged asphalt and softens it, allowing us to remove the damaged area without heavy machinery and a large crew. This method is not only cost-effective but also environmentally responsible because it recycles existing asphalt materials.
At Asphalt Seal & Repair, our infrared repair process includes:
#1: Heating and Preparing the Damaged Area
The prepping process is extremely important. Using an infrared panel, we heat the damaged section of pavement to approximately 300 degrees. This softens the existing asphalt, allowing it to be reworked and blended with fresh, virgin asphalt and liquid binder.
During this stage, we remove any deteriorated asphalt, carefully square off the patch area, and prepare the surface for a strong bond. Our repair unit contains an area for us to store the removed material, allowing us to bring it to an asphalt plant to be properly recycled once we complete the patch.
#2: Adding New Asphalt, Leveling, and Compacting
Once the surface is prepped, we add fresh asphalt and evenly spread it to ensure a seamless integration with the surrounding pavement. The area is then leveled and compacted using a 1-ton roller. This final step creates a durable, watertight patch that resists future damage and blends smoothly with the existing surface.
Advantages of Infrared Patching
Saves Money
By using fewer materials and requiring less labor than traditional methods, infrared repairs significantly reduce project costs. The process also delivers long-term value by minimizing future maintenance and repair costs.
More Durable
Infrared repairs deliver a high-quality asphalt patch that prevents water intrusion and cracking at the joint between the old pavement and the new patch, extending the life of the pavement.
Saves Time
Infrared patching is one of the fastest pavement repair methods available. A 5-by-7-foot patch can be completed in 15-20 minutes, depending on the air temperature.
Less Disruption
Because infrared repair doesn’t require saw-cutting, excavation, or hauling debris, the process is quieter and cleaner. Only the infrared-mounted truck and roller are on site.
Recycles Existing Asphalt
The infrared method reuses the existing asphalt and blends it with new material. This results in less mess and is more environmentally friendly than alternative asphalt repair solutions.


Best Uses For Infrared Pavement Repair
- Asphalt Ramping
- Bird Baths
- Depressions/Water Holes
- Manhole Adjustments
- Oil Spots
- Potholes
- Sinkholes
- Speed Bumps
- Storm Drain Areas
- Trip Hazards
Infrared Patching vs. Traditional Patching
If your asphalt surfaces need repair, it’s essential to consider the different types of repair methods available. That way, you can make an informed decision on what’s going to be the most effective for your needs.
Infrared Patching
- Recycles and reuses existing asphalt material using heat.
- Fast repairs with minimal downtime and disruptions to business.
- Bonds the seams of old and new asphalt to create a waterproof patch.
- Not suitable for all asphalt damage.
Traditional Patching
- Removes old asphalt and replaces it with new material.uses existing asphalt material using heat.
- Effective for extensive or deep asphalt damage.
- Seams between new and old asphalt may be susceptible to water infiltration.
- Uses heavy equipment and may take longer to complete.
The degree of damage, the surrounding environment, and the surface that needs to be repaired are all important factors to consider when deciding between infrared patching vs. traditional patching.
When Can Infrared Patching Be Done?
Infrared patching can be done all year long in Green Bay, WI, but it’s best to have it done in the spring, summer, or during warmer temperatures.
It’s especially ideal for shallow potholes, surface cracks, and areas where seamless integration and minimal disruption are crucial, such as in parking lots, driveways, or entryways to businesses.
Our Service Areas
Wisconsin’s Premier Full-Service Pavement Maintenance Provider
After more than 5 decades in the industry, Asphalt Seal & Repair continues to be the premier pavement maintenance contractor of choice throughout Wisconsin.
Our Office
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2077 Enterprise Drive
De Pere, WI 54115
(866) 460-2931
If you have a job outside of our service area, our Pave America partners can help.
Why Choose Asphalt Seal & Repair for Your Next Infrared Patching Project
At Asphalt Seal & Repair, we’ve spent years helping Green Bay restore and protect its asphalt surfaces. Our team uses the latest infrared technology to provide quick, long-lasting repairs that fit your schedule and budget.
Whether you’re managing a commercial lot, apartment complex, or improving your roadways, we’ll assess your pavement’s condition and recommend the repair method that gives you the most value.
Contact us today for professional infrared patching services in Green Bay, WI.