We Repair Asphalt
This asphalt became too deteriorated, it was cut out, removed and replaced with new, hot asphalt.
There are many different situations where hot asphalt patching is used as a repair solution such as heavily cracked areas, sinkage, pot-holes and damaged catch basins.
We Recycle and Repair Asphalt Using Infrared Heat Technology
Our Infrared Asphalt heaters rays allow repairs to occur without the risk of separating the asphalt from the aggregate subsurface.
It's like welding the damaged Asphalt.
Infrared entirely eliminates the chance of burning or scaling of the existing asphalt’s surface.
It prevents moisture damage by creating seamless transitions between new and existing asphalt. This makes it ideal for repairing uneven asphalt surfaces with pooling water.
Recycled asphalt can and is used for the infrared asphalt repair process, reducing the need for new asphalt materials.
It doesn’t require disturbance of existing asphalt surfaces, so there is minimal impact on the earth.
The process is incredibly streamlined, so it requires fewer resources and time to complete the repair.
With fewer resources being used during the infrared repair process, it becomes a much more cost-effective solution than others.
We also offer Asphalt Sealing with a 10 year Sand Slurry Sealcoating
Asphalt Sealing vs. Sand Slurry Sealcoating
Even though asphalt sealing and sand slurry sealcoating are very similar in nature and the two terms are often used interchangeably in the asphalt contracting industry, they’re not one and the same. While both asphalt sealing and sand slurry sealcoating your driveway serve the same purpose of protecting your pavement from external damages, there’s a slight difference in terms of mixtures, application, longevity, cost, and even circumstances in which each one should be used.
Asphalt Sealing
Asphalt Sealing is typically the more widely offered asphalt-protection method for residential properties in Alberta. This is because it generally has a lower cost per square foot and is offered by many part-time, low startup, cash-only, uninsured contractors. The finished appearance has a significantly glossier look and is very slippery when wet, unlike the sand slurry sealant which is flat black and textured for a non-slip finish.
Sand Slurry Sealcoating
Unlike asphalt sealing, sand slurry sealcoating has a non-slip, jet black texture once it’s completely cured. Despite the fact that the upfront costs for sand slurry sealcoating are higher than for asphalt sealing, the cost per year of service is much lower and will save the property owner significant maintenance costs over the long run. A well-done and properly maintained professional sand slurry sealant application should last you for about five to seven years without requiring additional applications or expensive repairs. Sand slurry sealant has silica sand blended into the water-based emulsion to give it its signature non-slip and jet black texture.
Message to our clients
At Strong Roads Asphalt Paving & Repairs our first priority is to make sure that our clients feel satisfied and content with their new asphalt pavement repairs or asphalt products.