With winter looming in the Greater Toronto Area, property owners have a short window to repair asphalt damage before freezing temperatures, snow and road salt worsen existing problems. Cracks, potholes, drainage issues and crumbling asphalt may seem like a walk in the park today, but GTA winters can turn minor surface damage into costly repairs in no time.
Integrity Asphalt & Maintenance helps residential and commercial property owners get their asphalt surfaces ready for the tough Ontario winter. Now is the time to schedule an inspection and complete any major repairs to your driveway, parking lot, private road or commercial pavement before the temperature drops.
Asphalt takes a beating from Ontario’s freeze-thaw cycles. Water may seep into existing cracks and damaged areas. That water expands when the temperature drops below freezing and it creates pressure on the pavement around it. As the temperature rises the water melts and there’s more room for moisture to come in.”
Repeated cycles of freezing and thawing open up cracks, create potholes and deteriorate damaged asphalt sections much faster.
GTA property owners who put off repairs until spring could be facing a lot more damage. A small crack that could have been fixed relatively easily can become a larger pavement failure after months of winter exposure.
Pre-winter maintenance allows property owners to address vulnerable areas before they are subjected to snow, ice, traffic and road salt.
A professional inspection can find areas of concern that need immediate attention. Before the winter sets in we recommend you to take care of the usual problems of cracks, potholes, crumbling edges, surface decay and drainage.
Water penetration into the pavement structure is a real problem and that is why sealing cracks is so important. Pothole repairs also can prevent existing failures from growing under winter traffic and freeze-thaw conditions.
Parking lots are a big deal in terms of commercial properties. Damaged pavement can pose safety issues to customers, employees, pedestrians and vehicles. Uneven or cracked areas can also create a bad first impression of your property.
At Integrity Asphalt & Maintenance, we’ll come out, evaluate the condition of your asphalt and offer practical repair options based on the extent of the damage. Our goal is to fix what you can see, but also to help property owners prevent further deterioration to their pavement.
Pavement challenges at GTA properties vary based on location, traffic levels, drainage and pavement age. Whether you own residential property, commercial parking lots, or even a larger property portfolio, timely asphalt maintenance can help you prolong the useful life of your pavement.
Integrity Asphalt & Maintenance offers asphalt maintenance and repair services for property owners across the Greater Toronto Area. “We understand the importance of getting outside pavement work done while the weather conditions are still conducive to proper installation and curing.
“If you see visible cracks, potholes, worn areas or other signs of deterioration in your asphalt, don’t wait until spring. Now is the time to assess which repairs should be done before winter and which maintenance projects can be safely scheduled for later.
Winter presents more issues for asphalt repair. Snow, freezing temperatures, moisture and changing weather conditions may limit the type and timing of pavement work that can be performed effectively.
That’s why it’s time for GTA property owners to take advantage of the last good weather and fix priority asphalt problems now.
At Integrity Asphalt & Maintenance, we prepare your asphalt for the harsh Ontario winter and help property owners make informed decisions about their pavement. If you’re looking for crack repairs, pothole repairs, parking lot maintenance, or any other asphalt services, our team can assess your pavement and recommend the right next steps.
Don’t allow winter damage to become a spring emergency. Call Integrity Asphalt & Maintenance today to schedule an asphalt evaluation and get your priority repairs done before the cold weather arrives.
