Commercial services · Localized repair
Commercial asphalt repair in Calgary
Removal and replacement of failed areas such as potholes, broken edges and sections where the surface no longer holds together. Repair is targeted work: it addresses the areas that have moved past preventative treatment without rebuilding the areas that have not.
- Potholes and localized failed areas
- Broken edges and deteriorated sections
- Infrared repair where the area suits it
Repair the failure, not the whole lot
Interconnected cracking in a repeating pattern indicates the base has lost support in that area. A coating over it will crack through, so the area is removed and replaced instead — usually as isolated patches rather than full-lot work.
Separating the areas that need repair from the areas that only need protection is the difference between a maintenance budget and a capital event.
What repair work covers
Potholes
Failed areas cut back to sound material, then replaced and compacted.
Localized base failures
Areas showing alligator cracking are treated as structural, not cosmetic.
Broken edges
Unsupported edges break down first and let water into the layers beneath.
Deteriorated sections
Sections where the surface no longer holds together are replaced rather than coated.
Infrared asphalt repair
A heat-based method for suitable repair areas. Whether it is appropriate depends on the condition of the specific area.
Deciding between repair and maintenance
Still sound
Surfaces that are structurally intact are protected with crack sealing and surface treatment, not repaired.
Localized failure
A defined area that has broken down is repaired while the rest of the lot stays on a maintenance cycle.
Widespread failure
Where failure is extensive, we say so, because that is a capital planning conversation rather than a maintenance one.
The right repair method depends on the condition, size and location of the specific area. That determination is made on site, not from a price list.
Before we mobilize
The compliance file is complete before the first cone goes down.
Property managers and boards carry the risk of who they let on site. Here is what is already documented and attached to your proposal.
City of Calgary business licence
Licensed and in good standing, with the licence number supplied on request and attached to every proposal.
$5M commercial general liability
Certificates issued naming your ownership entity and property manager as additional insured before we mobilize.
WCB Alberta coverage
Active clearance letters included with every quote so your compliance file is complete on day one.
TDG certified
Transportation of Dangerous Goods certification for the hot-applied and sealant materials our crews carry.
Commercial-scale capability
Commercial equipment, materials and processes built around larger properties, operational scheduling and documented scopes.
Clean, professional sites
Contained staging, daily sweep-down, uniformed crews and a property left photo-ready every evening.
Scheduling you can hold
Dates confirmed in writing and honoured. If weather moves us, you hear it from us the same morning.
Detailed written proposals
Measured areas, product names, coverage rates, linear metres of crack work and scope details — all on the page.
High-quality materials
Commercial-grade sealer and hot-pour rubberized crack material rated for Alberta's freeze-thaw cycle.
Related commercial services
The rest of the maintenance system
Pavement Assessment
Document the condition of the property and separate urgent work from preventative work.
Sealcoating
Surface protection for asphalt that is still structurally sound, applied prep-first.
Crack Filling
Hot-pour rubberized sealing of working cracks to keep water out of the base.
Line Painting
Stalls, drive aisles, fire lanes and accessible parking marked to a documented layout.
Managing more than one property? See how programs are built by property type.
No cost, no obligation
Have the failed areas looked at properly.
We will document which areas need repair now, which can be protected instead, and what belongs in next year's plan.