When it's time to remove, replace, or repair underground utilities, construction companies face significant challenges. The pavement often needs to be demolished or saw cut along cable and pipe lines. After the utility work is completed, the area must be patched seamlessly to match the existing asphalt. Proper utility patches must meet or exceed local municipality requirements for soil compaction and density levels to ensure long-lasting results.

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Trench lines are saw cut along the repair area, removing the asphalt material and leaving a clean edge for utility work to begin. Our field crews meticulously inspect all material layers to ensure the subgrade's compaction and integrity are suitable for new material. A tack coat is applied to guarantee proper adhesion between layers, ensuring a durable repair.

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The end result is a seamless trench repair patch that prevents trip hazards from uneven surfaces. All soil compaction levels, from the base course to the surface, will meet or exceed the standards set by local municipalities. This attention to detail ensures that our asphalt repair services provide safe and reliable pavement for years to come.