PaveTech Solutions provides asphalt patching for parking lots, roads, driveways, and paved areas throughout Wisconsin. We evaluate the depth and extent of pavement failure, surrounding asphalt, drainage, and underlying conditions before determining the appropriate patching method.

Asphalt patching removes deteriorated pavement from a defined area and replaces it with new asphalt to restore localized failures without replacing the entire paved surface. Depending on the condition, repairs may involve the asphalt surface alone or extend deeper when failed pavement or underlying support needs to be removed and rebuilt.
Asphalt patching is used where deterioration is too extensive for preventive maintenance or crack treatments but remains concentrated enough for localized repair.

Failed Areas & Larger Breakup
We remove deteriorated asphalt and patch larger potholes, pavement breakup, and other defined failed areas when a more substantial localized repair is needed.

Cracks & Settlement
We remove and reconstruct localized areas with severe cracking, settlement, or deteriorated previous patches when the existing asphalt is no longer suitable for surface-level treatment.

Full-Depth Patching
When deterioration extends through the asphalt or into the supporting material, the repair can extend deeper so failed pavement and base material are removed before new asphalt is installed.
Asphalt patching may be appropriate when pavement failure is concentrated in defined areas and requires removal and replacement rather than surface maintenance alone.
Severely deteriorated pavement
Large or recurring potholes
Localized alligator cracking
Failed previous patches
Broken or loose asphalt
Settled pavement areas
Localized structural failures
Areas requiring deeper pavement repair


Evaluate
We review the failed area, surrounding pavement, depth of deterioration, drainage, and visible signs of underlying problems.

Remove
We define the repair area and remove deteriorated asphalt and failed underlying material as required for the approved patch depth.

Rebuild
When necessary, we prepare or restore the underlying repair area before placing new asphalt.

Pave & Compact
We install and compact new asphalt to restore the repaired area and create a stable transition with the surrounding pavement.
Asphalt patching removes and replaces localized areas of deteriorated pavement with new asphalt to restore failed sections without replacing the entire surface.
Patching may be used for potholes, severely cracked areas, failed previous repairs, settlement, localized pavement breakup, and other concentrated failures.
Full-depth patching removes failed pavement through the asphalt depth and addresses underlying material when necessary before new asphalt is installed.
Patching removes failed pavement and replaces it with new material. Infrared repair reheats and reworks suitable existing asphalt without removing the entire repair area.
Localized alligator cracking may be patched when the failed area can be removed and reconstructed. Widespread alligator cracking may indicate broader structural failure requiring a larger repair.
Patch failure can result from unresolved drainage, weak underlying support, inadequate preparation, surrounding pavement deterioration, or other conditions beneath the repair.
Yes. Patching is specifically used to repair localized failures when the surrounding pavement remains suitable for continued service.
Tell us where the pavement is failing, how large the damaged area is, and what you are seeing. We’ll help determine whether asphalt patching, full-depth repair, infrared repair, or another method fits the 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
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