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Pothole Repair That Addresses More Than the Hole

A defined hot-mix repair for damaged parking areas, private roads, drive lanes, and residential pavement across Brevard County.

Pothole Repair throughout Brevard County

A pothole forms after asphalt loses support or breaks apart under water and traffic. Loose edges widen with each wheel pass, and rain entering the opening can disturb more base. Effective pothole repair therefore starts by removing unsound material and checking what remains beneath it—not by treating the visible cavity as a container to fill.

Pothole Repair FAQ

How do I know if pothole repair is the right solution?

We inspect the pavement, drainage, base condition, traffic, and extent of failure before recommending pothole repair or another repair approach.

How long does pothole repair take?

Timing depends on site access, preparation, square footage, weather, and material availability. We provide a practical schedule with the estimate.

Which Brevard County areas do you serve?

Stingray Paving serves Rockledge, Melbourne, Viera, Cocoa, Merritt Island, Palm Bay, Satellite Beach, Titusville, and nearby communities.

Process

  • Review edge stability, outward cracking, water, traffic loading, and earlier repair material.
  • Remove loose and fragmented pavement rather than bonding new asphalt to material already breaking away.
  • Correct unstable aggregate within the repair and compact the base before asphalt placement.
  • Prepare bonding surfaces, place the mix while workable, and compact the center and perimeter.
  • Control traffic until the mix can support the expected vehicle movement without displacement.

Materials

  • Hot mix asphalt
  • Asphalt tack coat
  • Compacted aggregate base when required

Benefits

  • A level, defined repair improves normal travel through the affected area.
  • Removing loose pavement and compacting a sound boundary helps stop the cavity from simply expanding.
  • Opening the failure allows the exposed base to be evaluated before it is covered.

Common problems

  • Traffic breaks unsupported edges into the opening, making a small cavity wider and harder to maintain.
  • Uncompacted or poorly bonded material can shove, rut, or lift out under turning wheels.
  • Visible water or fines moving under load indicate support and drainage need attention within or beyond the repair.
  • Several nearby holes may indicate a broader weak section better evaluated as one patch rather than many tiny repairs.

Ready for Quality Asphalt Work in Rockledge?

(321) 351-7072

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Office Hours: Monday - Thursday, 7:00 AM - 5:00 PM EST

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