Repair Potholes Before Pavement Damage Gets Worse PaveTech Solutions provides professional pothole repair for parking lots, roads, driveways, and paved areas throughout Wisconsin. We assess the pothole and surrounding pavement to determine whether patching, infrared repair, full-depth repair, or correction of an underlying issue is appropriate.

Potholes can develop after cracking, water intrusion, traffic, freeze-thaw cycles, drainage problems, or deterioration below the pavement surface. Repeated potholes may also point to unresolved drainage, weakened support, or failure in the surrounding pavement.
Pothole size, depth, recurrence, and surrounding pavement condition can require different repair methods. We match the repair to the extent and likely cause of the failure.

Pothole Evaluation & Preparation
We inspect the pothole, surrounding pavement, drainage, cracking, and signs of deeper failure, then remove loose or deteriorated material and prepare the area for repair.

Patching & Full-Depth Repair
We place asphalt repair material in properly prepared potholes, and when deterioration extends deeper, remove and rebuild failed pavement or base material before installing new asphalt.

Infrared & Underlying Conditions
Suitable potholes may be repaired with infrared technology, while drainage, settlement, or other contributing conditions are identified when repeated failures are present.
Pothole repair may be appropriate when localized pavement has broken apart or created uneven driving or parking surfaces.
Open potholes
Loose or broken asphalt
Growing pavement depressions
Failed areas around previous patches
Potholes holding water
Deterioration around drains or catch basins
Repeated potholes in the same area
Localized pavement breakup


Evaluate
We review the pothole, surrounding pavement, drainage, cracking, traffic, and visible signs of underlying failure.

Recommend
We determine whether patching, infrared repair, full-depth repair, or another method is appropriate for the damaged area.

Prepare
We prepare the repair area and remove loose or failed material as required for the selected method.

Repair
Our team completes the approved pothole repair using professional equipment, materials, and methods appropriate for the pavement condition.
Potholes can develop from cracking, water intrusion, freeze-thaw cycles, traffic, drainage problems, pavement deterioration, or weakened underlying support.
Many potholes can be repaired with localized patching, but deeper or repeated failures may require full-depth repair or correction of underlying conditions.
Large, deep, recurring, or severely deteriorated potholes may indicate damage below the pavement surface that requires additional evaluation.
Often, yes. Localized potholes can frequently be repaired independently when the surrounding pavement remains serviceable.
Yes, on suitable asphalt. Infrared repair can be an option for certain potholes and localized failures depending on pavement condition and repair requirements.
Repeated potholes can result from unresolved drainage, base failure, surrounding pavement deterioration, or an inadequate previous repair.
Yes. Repairing localized failures can help restore the damaged area and reduce the chance of surrounding pavement continuing to deteriorate.
Tell us where the potholes are located, how severe the damage is, and how the pavement is used. We’ll help determine whether patching, infrared repair, full-depth 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
1103 S Lynndale Dr Ste 104, Appleton, WI 54914
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