When to Repair
Address hairline cracks, isolated potholes, and small problem areas early. Repairs are great when the base is sound and damage is limited.
Resurfacing vs Replacement: Which Do You Need?
Not sure if you should repair, resurface, or replace? Use this guide to assess damage, base health, and costs so you make the right move.
Cold Climates (Freeze–Thaw)
- Favor flexible materials (asphalt, pavers) or sealed concrete with proper air entrainment.
- Use calcium chloride instead of rock salt on concrete and pavers.
- Seal cracks early and keep joints filled to limit water intrusion.
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When to Resurface
Widespread wear but a solid base? Resurfacing overlays a new surface (common for asphalt and concrete) without full replacement costs.
When to Replace
If you have base failure, large structural cracks, or drainage issues, replacement restores a healthy base and long-term performance.