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Crack fill in Lakewood, CO
Crack fill seals open cracks in your asphalt before water gets underneath and turns them into potholes. Elite Asphalt Specialties fills cracks in parking lots and driveways across Lakewood and the west Denver metro.
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Why cracks need filling
A crack might look small, but it’s an open door for water. Water seeps through to the base under the asphalt and softens it, and Colorado’s freeze-thaw cycles push the crack wider every winter. That’s how a thin line turns into a pothole.
Filling cracks early is one of the least expensive ways to protect your pavement, and it’s the right first step before any sealcoat.
What’s included
- A walkthrough to mark which cracks to fill
- Cracks cleaned out before filling
- Filler worked into each crack
- Ready for sealcoat if you’re doing both
- A heads-up on any areas that need a patch instead
How we do it
The same steps on every crack fill job, so you know what to expect.
1
Inspect
We walk the lot and mark which cracks can be filled and which areas need a patch instead.
2
Clean out
Cracks are cleared of dirt, weeds and debris so the filler can bond.
3
Fill
Filler goes into each crack and seals it closed against water.
4
Seal it up
Pair crack fill with sealcoat and the whole surface is protected.
Keeps water out of the base
Sealed cracks stop water from reaching the layer that holds your lot up.
Stops potholes early
Small cracks are cheap to fix. Potholes and failed sections are not.
Stretches your pavement’s life
Regular crack fill puts off bigger repairs and the cost of a repave.
Where we offer crack fill
Crack fill for apartment communities, HOAs, businesses and homeowners in Lakewood, Denver, Arvada, Wheat Ridge, Golden, Littleton, Westminster and Englewood.
Crack fill questions
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Single cracks and lines in otherwise solid pavement are good candidates. Areas with spiderweb-style cracking or soft spots usually mean the base has failed, and those need patching instead.
Yes. Sealcoat won’t close open cracks, so we fill them first, then seal over the top for the best protection.
Yes. Crack fill works on its own and is a smart move any year you’re not sealcoating.
Usually soon after we finish. We’ll tell you when each area is ready to reopen.
Get a crack fill quote
Send the property address and what you need, or call and talk to the crew directly.
Tell us about your lot
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