Concrete and pavement repair in Houston, TX

Crack, pothole and section repairs that prepare the surface for new markings.

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Cracks, potholes and broken sections make a parking lot look neglected, and they can create trip hazards and damage vehicles. They also make it hard for new striping to last.

We handle parking lot pavement repair as part of a maintenance plan, often before seal coating or striping. The right repair depends on whether the surface is asphalt or concrete, how far the damage goes and what's causing it.

Aerial view of a parking lot with fresh lines next to a walkway

What's included

  • Crack filling and crack sealing
  • Pothole patching
  • Removal and replacement of failed asphalt sections
  • Concrete panel and curb repair
  • Surface preparation before sealcoat and striping

Signs your pavement needs repair

  • Cracks are spreading or forming a pattern like alligator skin.
  • Potholes keep reopening after rain.
  • Water pools in low spots instead of draining.
  • Concrete panels have cracked, shifted or lifted at the joints.
  • Curbs are chipped or broken.

How repairs are planned

  1. Inspect

    We map cracks, potholes and failed areas and look for drainage problems that may be causing them.

  2. Recommend

    You get repair options matched to the surface type and damage, from crack sealing to full section replacement.

  3. Repair

    Damaged areas are repaired and allowed to set before any coatings or paint go on.

  4. Finish

    Repaired areas are sealed and restriped as needed so the lot looks consistent.

What affects the cost

Every property is different, so pricing is based on a site-specific estimate. The main factors are:

  • Type of surface: asphalt or concrete
  • Size and number of damaged areas
  • Depth of the damage and the base underneath
  • Drainage fixes needed to prevent repeat damage
  • Follow-up sealcoat and striping

Why Houston pavement cracks

Much of the Houston area sits on expansive clay soil that swells when wet and shrinks during dry spells. That movement, combined with heavy rain and summer heat, puts stress on both asphalt and concrete and is a common cause of cracking and shifting.

Fixing small cracks early, before water gets underneath, is usually less disruptive than replacing failed sections later.

Pavement Repair questions

Should repairs be done before striping?

Yes. Striping over cracks and potholes doesn't last, and repairs made afterward will cut through the new lines.

Do you repair both asphalt and concrete?

We plan repairs for both. The approach depends on the surface type and how much damage there is.

How long before a repaired area can be used?

It depends on the repair type and material. We'll tell you when each area can reopen.

Pavement Repair near you

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