Asphalt Sealcoating
Seal cracks first, then coat the whole surface.
Cracks are how water gets in — and in Montana's freeze-thaw climate, water is what destroys asphalt. Here is what crack filling costs in the Great Falls area, why it matters so much here, and when to do it.
Asphalt crack filling in the Great Falls area typically runs about $1 to $3 per linear foot. What moves the number:
Because footage and crack condition set the price, we look at the pavement before quoting. Request a quote and let us know if it is a driveway or a commercial lot.
Every crack is an open door for water. In the Great Falls freeze-thaw climate, water seeps into a crack, freezes, and expands with enormous force — widening the crack, lifting the edges, and eventually washing out the base until a pothole forms. Sealing cracks early, with hot rubberized sealant that stays flexible through temperature swings, keeps water out and stops that chain reaction. It is the single most cost-effective thing you can do to extend pavement life.
Seal cracks as soon as they appear, and especially before winter — a late-summer or early-fall sealing keeps freeze-thaw water out through the cold months. The process: clean and rout the crack, then fill with hot-applied rubberized sealant that bonds to the crack walls and flexes as the pavement moves. Crack filling is always done before a seal coat so cracks do not reflect through the new surface. Ask any contractor whether they clean and rout cracks first and what sealant they use.
About $1 to $3 per linear foot depending on crack width, depth, footage, and cleaning. Bundles well with sealcoating.
Cracks let water in; freeze-thaw then widens them and undermines the base into potholes. Sealing early stops it.
As soon as they appear, and especially before winter. Always done before a seal coat.
Yes — crack sealing is a core part of commercial lot maintenance, scheduled around your hours.
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Seal cracks first, then coat the whole surface.
When cracks have already undermined the base.
Patch and repair alligatored or crumbling areas.
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