Potholes of various shapes and sizes can emerge on the pavement because of damaged and deteriorating asphalt surfaces. Damaged asphalt can be caused by a variety of variables, including pavement age, type of use, and drainage issues. It can also be an indication of deeper underlying problems. Regardless of the source, failing to perform critical asphalt pothole & patching repairs can shorten the life of a pavement surface and result in more expenditure and headaches down the road.

Potholes form when moisture penetrates the asphalt surface through cracks or when water expands and contracts as it enters the pavement's substructure. Water tends to collect in the damaged region, causing the asphalt surface to deteriorate and develop a pothole over time. When failures occur, asphalt potholes and patching repairs to your pavement surface must be completed as soon as possible. Asphalt repair, unlike rigid concrete surface failures, can be a relatively quick and cost-effective process. As soon as damage is detected, it is best to repair and maintain asphalt surfaces. When left exposed to the elements and vehicular traffic, asphalt patching, repairs, and routine maintenance can help to extend the pavement's life. Along with it, it also to prevent the danger of subsequent failures.