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INFRARED ASPHALT REPAIR IN CALGARY

Seamless repairs using thermal restoration. Instead of cutting a patch into your driveway, infrared reheats the existing asphalt and reworks it in place.

Infrared asphalt heater warming a section of residential driveway while a worker prepares to rake it

How infrared repair works

HEAT IT. REWORK IT. COMPACT IT.

The repair becomes part of the driveway rather than a rectangle dropped into it.

  1. 01

    Heat

    A specialized infrared heater warms roughly the top 1.5–2 inches of the existing asphalt until it's workable again.

  2. 02

    Rake

    The softened asphalt is raked and the failed material is broken up and levelled.

  3. 03

    Rejuvenate

    A rejuvenator is worked in to restore the binder that age and sun have dried out.

  4. 04

    Add hot mix

    Fresh hot mix is added where material is missing or the area needs to come back up to grade.

  5. 05

    Compact

    The area is compacted, blending the new and existing asphalt into one continuous surface.

WHERE INFRARED SHINES

  • Surface-level damage where the base is still sound
  • Raveling, rough or oil-damaged areas
  • Low spots that hold water
  • Repairs where appearance matters and you don't want visible patch seams
  • Joints and transitions that keep opening up

WHERE IT ISN'T THE ANSWER

  • Failed or washed-out gravel base — heat won't fix what's underneath
  • Damage deeper than the heater can reach
  • Widespread structural failure across the driveway

If infrared isn't right for your driveway, we'll say so and quote conventional repair instead.

The practical advantage: no saw-cut seam around the repair. A cut patch creates a joint, and joints are where water finds its way in. Infrared removes that joint entirely.

NOT SURE WHICH REPAIR YOU NEED?

Send photos with your estimate request. We'll tell you whether infrared, conventional repair or simple crack filling is the right call.