On-site service · Vancouver, BC
Asphalt repair in Vancouver
City Wide handles localized asphalt repair for Vancouver parking lots, driving areas and property access routes. Ask about potholes, broken edges and damaged patches before planning the next round of markings.
Family-owned. Serving the Lower Mainland since 1989.
A patch needs a defined repair area and preparation. Repeated failures, standing water or movement around the damage should be reviewed alongside the visible surface.
Scope and preparation
Repair the damaged area with its surroundings in view
Localized asphalt work can address individual damaged sections without treating the whole parking area as one project. Identify the edges, approximate dimensions and the traffic using each location. Photographs should show the damage and the pavement around it.
Tell City Wide if a previous patch failed or water collects nearby. The proposed work needs to identify removal, preparation, repair depth and disposal. A surface patch alone does not establish the condition of the base or resolve a separate drainage problem.
Include adjoining curb or concrete repairs and identify nearby catch basins when these affect the repair area.
Plan the work
Keep essential routes available during pavement work
Mark the repair locations on a parking plan. Show entrances, loading areas and the space available for equipment. Agree which vehicles must move and whether the work needs phases to maintain access.
The repair method, conditions and intended traffic determine reopening arrangements. Confirm these with the scope. If stalls or arrows cross the repair, include replacement markings as a separate work item with its own timing.
Details for your quote
- Number the damaged areas and estimate their size.
- Show repeated failure, ponding or loose edges.
- Identify vehicle loads and equipment access.
- Include markings or adjoining repairs to reinstate.
Before you enquire
Questions about the service
What affects the price of an asphalt repair?
The number and size of repairs, removal depth, base condition, disposal and equipment access affect the work. Several small isolated repairs can require different preparation from one continuous area.
Can a patch fix recurring standing water?
Describe where water collects and how the surface has changed. Drainage or base problems may need assessment beyond a patch. The agreed repair should state what it addresses.
Should I include all potholes in one request?
Yes. Number them on a plan or photographs. A complete list helps City Wide review access and the combined repair scope.
Will parking lines be repainted automatically?
Include the affected lines in the enquiry. Repairing pavement and reinstating paint have separate preparation and reopening requirements and should both appear in the quote if required.