Cracks can be more than unsightly – they can also cause underlying structural problems, damage vehicles, and make your driveway or parking lot much more difficult to navigate. Left unattended, cracks in the pavement can deepen and turn into complete breaks or fissures. That’s where we come in. ALK Asphalt LLC offers quality sealing treatments for pavement cracks.
ALK Asphalt is a locally and family-owned paving contractor with over 60+ years of combined experience sealing cracked pavement to restore its structure, prolong its service life, and improve its durability.
Our team of reliable and trustworthy professionals provides commercial crack sealing in Phoenix, AZ. When your parking lot or paved surface is affected by widespread cracks, we can seal the damaged areas while allowing you to focus on managing your business or property. Crack sealing can help restore the appearance and performance of your asphalt pavement without the cost and disruption of completely replacing the surface.
We pride ourselves on attentive customer service and exactingly precise work that adheres to the Phoenix City Pavement Cut Policy. Call ALK Asphalt today for sealing treatments to repair your cracked pavement.
Have an asphalt-related question? We have the answer. Check out these FAQs and give us a call today for more information!
Crack sealing prevents water from penetrating the asphalt surface, which can lead to base erosion and costly repairs. It extends pavement life and improves overall durability.
Crack sealing should be done as soon as cracks appear and typically every 2–3 years as part of regular maintenance. Timely sealing helps prevent larger structural issues.
We can seal most cracks that are between ¼ inch and 1 inch wide. Larger or structural cracks may require additional repairs before sealing for best results.
Crack sealing requires dry conditions and moderate temperatures for proper adhesion. Our team schedules services during optimal weather to ensure a strong, long-lasting seal.
When applied correctly, crack sealing can last up to 3–5 years, depending on traffic volume and weather exposure. Pairing it with seal coating can extend the life of your pavement even further.