On-site service · New Westminster, BC
Asphalt repair in New Westminster
City Wide repairs potholes and damaged asphalt at commercial, industrial and strata properties in New Westminster. Show us the damaged area and how traffic uses it.
Family-owned. Serving the Lower Mainland since 1989.
The repair needs to fit the pavement condition, drainage and vehicle load. Photos and approximate dimensions are a useful starting point.
Scope and preparation
Define the damaged area
Mark potholes, broken edges, depressions and cracked pavement on a site plan or photos. Include the depth and approximate size where known, and note whether water collects after rain.
A surface patch may suit a localized defect. Repeated failure, movement or a soft base can require a wider repair. The proposed work should explain what will be removed, how the area will be prepared and what material will be placed.
Plan the work
Keep the repair and the traffic plan together
Show delivery routes, turning areas, drains and entrances near the repair. Access for equipment and the time available to keep vehicles off the area affect the work plan.
If markings or parking products need to be restored, include parking-lot painting or parking safety products in the same enquiry. Agree on reopening instructions for the selected repair method.
Details for your quote
- Send close-up and wider photos of each defect.
- Give approximate dimensions and describe recurring water or settlement.
- Identify heavy vehicles, loading areas and tight turning routes.
- State how long the area can be closed and whether markings need renewal.
Before you enquire
Questions about the service
Can a pothole simply be filled?
The appropriate repair depends on the edge condition, depth and support beneath it. Ask for the proposed preparation and repair limits to be identified before work starts.
Can repairs be completed in stages?
Phased work may be possible where vehicles can use another route. Show the required access so the work and closures can be planned.
Will a patch solve recurring settlement?
A patch does not establish why pavement has moved. Recurring settlement or drainage problems need assessment before the repair scope is selected.