PaveTech Solutions provides professional asphalt crack sealing for parking lots, roads, driveways, and paved areas throughout Wisconsin. We evaluate crack type, width, movement, pavement condition, and surrounding damage before determining whether crack sealing is appropriate for the pavement.

Cracks allow water and debris into the pavement, contributing to further deterioration. Crack sealing uses flexible sealant to help prevent moisture intrusion and accommodate seasonal movement, while making future maintenance easier to plan for parking lots and other high-use pavement.
Crack size, movement, and surrounding pavement determine whether sealing, mastic repair, patching, or another treatment is appropriate.

Crack Evaluation & Preparation
We inspect crack type, width, movement, surrounding pavement, and overall condition, then clean and prepare suitable cracks for proper sealant bonding.

Detail Areas & Repair Coordination
We treat cracks around edges, joints, and previous repairs, and identify areas that may require patching, mastic repair, or another treatment instead of conventional crack sealing.

Hot-Applied Crack Treatment
We apply heated crack sealant using professional equipment to suitable cracks, including working cracks that open and close with seasonal pavement movement.
Crack sealing may be appropriate when pavement is still serviceable but has individual cracks that allow water and debris into the pavement.
Transverse pavement cracks
Longitudinal cracks
Cracks that open and close seasonally
Cracks beginning to widen
Water entering visible pavement cracks
Previously sealed cracks beginning to fail
Isolated cracking without widespread pavement failure
Pavement needing preventive crack treatment


Evaluate
We identify crack type, width, movement, surrounding deterioration, and areas that may require a different repair method.

Prepare
We clean and prepare suitable cracks to remove debris and support proper sealant adhesion.

Seal
Our team applies the approved crack sealant using professional equipment and temperatures appropriate for the material.

Cure
We allow the treated areas to cool or cure as required before reopening them to normal traffic.
Crack sealing helps limit water and debris from entering suitable pavement cracks and contributing to further deterioration.
Many transverse and longitudinal cracks can be candidates for sealing. Suitability depends on crack size, movement, condition, and surrounding pavement.
Usually not. Widespread interconnected or alligator cracking can indicate more significant pavement or base failure that may require repair or replacement.
Not exactly. Crack sealing generally uses flexible materials for cracks that experience movement, while crack filling is commonly used for cracks with less movement.
Crack sealing should be performed under suitable pavement and weather conditions and when cracks can be properly cleaned, prepared, and treated.
Removing dirt, moisture, and debris helps the sealant bond properly to the pavement and improves the quality of the treatment.
It can help slow deterioration by reducing water intrusion into suitable cracks, but it cannot correct existing structural or base failures.
Show us the cracking you are seeing and where it is occurring. We’ll identify whether sealing, mastic repair, patching, or another treatment fits the pavement condition.

Professional pavement maintenance, repair, preservation, sealcoating, crack sealing, mastic repair, infrared repair, and line striping throughout Wisconsin.
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Phone: (920) 204-6975
1103 S Lynndale Dr Ste 104, Appleton, WI 54914
Monday–Friday: 7:00 AM–5:00 PM
Saturday–Sunday: Closed
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