
Rubberized Crack Sealing
Protect Your Asphalt Before Small Cracks Become Expensive Repairs
In Michiana, our asphalt takes a beating. Every winter, freezing temperatures, snow, ice, rain, and repeated freeze-thaw cycles cause pavement to expand and contract. Cracks allow water to penetrate beneath the surface, weakening the foundation and accelerating deterioration.
Hot application of rubberized crack sealing is one of the most cost-effective pavement preservation services available. Instead of allowing moisture to continue damaging the pavement from below, we clean and prep cracks before applying a hot-mix rubberized crack sealant that bonds tightly to the asphalt, creating a durable, waterproof barrier.
Unlike rigid fillers, hot rubberized sealant remains flexible after it cools. As the pavement naturally expands during summer heat and contracts during winter cold, the rubber sealant moves with the asphalt instead of breaking away. This flexibility helps maintain the seal through our changing seasons.
WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF HEATED RUBBERIZED CRACK SEALING?

Allows Thermal Expansion
Stops Water Intrusion
Withstands Extreme Weather
Temperature changes are tough on asphalt. Rubberized crack sealant stretches and compresses with normal pavement movement, helping maintain a watertight seal through repeated freeze-thaw cycles.
Water is the number one cause of asphalt failure. Keep moisture from compromising your pavement's foundation, leading to larger cracks, potholes, and costly repairs.
Our rubber crack sealant withstands temps of well below sub zero, maintaining seal in the harshest of weather conditions and drastic temperature changes.
DID YOU KNOW?
*Hot mix rubberized crack sealer gets heated to between 370 - 390 degrees prior to application. Once applied, the rubber cools in minutes creating a long-lasting seal with ability to accept immediate traffic.
This durable rubber sealant will adhere, expand and contract through drastic temperature changes during the upcoming freeze-thaw cycles.
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