Asphalt Resurfacing

What Resurfacing Can Do for Your Property

1.

Resurfacing a Worn Driveway

Is your asphalt turning grey and cracks starting to appear, but the foundation is still sound? You need to act before water seeps in and the damage worsens. We prepare the surface and apply a new layer directly over the existing one. 

Result: a driveway that looks brand new, without the delays or costs of a complete replacement.

2.

Resurfacing after Several Winters

The freeze-thaw cycles characteristic of Quebec’s climate gradually wear down asphalt. Over time, even a properly installed surface eventually shows signs of wear. If your base is still solid, resurfacing is sufficient — and significantly more cost-effective than a complete overhaul.

3.

Resurfacing before Putting a Property on the Market

The driveway is the first thing a buyer sees. A clean, uniform, and well-maintained surface sends the right message at first glance. Asphalt resurfacing is one of the most cost-effective exterior improvements before putting a home on the market. It’s quick to complete and has an immediate visual impact. 

Step 1.

Cleaning and Surface Preparation

Cleaning is an essential step. A clean surface allows the binder to adhere properly to the existing asphalt, which directly increases the longevity of the work.

Step 2.

Repairing Damaged Areas

Before applying the new layer, we level and stabilize the damaged sections using asphalt binder and hot asphalt. This step, too often overlooked, is what allows the surface to regain its levelness and maintain it over time.

Step 3.

Application of the Binder

Once the repairs are complete, we apply the asphalt binder to the entire surface. This bonding layer is essential for ensuring that the final layer adheres evenly and durably.

Step 4.

Laying and Compacting the Asphalt

Once the binder has cured, we apply the final layer of asphalt and compact it with a roller. Your driveway regains its appearance, levelness, and strength.