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Can Asphalt Be Repaired In The Winter?

The Answer Is Yes…

Protect Your Asphalt Investment

It’s crucial to pay attention to cracks, potholes, and drainage issues. Preventative maintenance is essential for protecting your asphalt investment. Fluctuating temperatures, snowplow operations, and standing water during the winter can damage asphalt pavements. When cracks form in the surface layer, water can seep into the sub-base, jeopardizing the asphalt’s structural integrity. Potholes may eventually develop, creating hazards for both pedestrians and motorists.

Be Proactive and Schedule Asphalt Pavement Repairs 

Property owners and facility managers should regularly inspect their asphalt surfaces, especially during winter. When issues arise, it is essential to consult a professional and schedule repairs as soon as possible.

There Is No Excuse for Potholes

Contact Superior Asphalt, Inc. We understand the nuances of West Michigan weather and its impact on local asphalt pavements. Our estimators are available year-round to help assess your parking lots, roadways, and driveways. Our winter maintenance services include pothole repairs, patching, utility cuts, and drain repairs. At Superior, we produce a specialized recycled winter hot mix asphalt used by our crews, local road commissions, MDOT, and utility companies as a durable solution for large patching and utility cut repairs. We also supply cold patch material for quick pothole repair solutions.

For more information about repairing your asphalt in the winter or to schedule a consultation, please contact the experts at [Superior Asphalt](https://superiorasphalt.com/).

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