Quick answer
Rubberized crack filling seals cracks in asphalt so water cannot reach the base, which prevents small cracks from spreading into costly damage. USA Paving fills and seals cracks in driveways, parking lots and walkways in Sacramento, Rocklin, Modesto and the Sacramento Valley.
Water is asphalt’s biggest enemy. Once it gets through a crack and into the base, it softens the support under the pavement and the damage spreads. Filling cracks early is one of the least expensive ways to protect a pavement investment.
Our teams maintain your pavement and help prevent the further spreading of cracks and surface and structural issues. We can also recommend sealcoating to protect and restore the finished surface.
Why choose USA Paving for rubberized crack filling
- Flexible rubberized material that moves with the pavement as temperatures change
- Keeps water out of the base so damage does not spread
- Delays the need to replace pavement prematurely
- Quick, low-disruption service for driveways, lots and walkways
- Works hand in hand with sealcoating for a complete maintenance plan
Signs you need rubberized crack filling
- Cracks wider than a hairline that collect dirt and weeds
- Cracks that branch or connect into a web pattern
- Water staining or soft spots along crack lines
- Pavement that has never been crack-filled and is several years old
How the work goes
- 1
Inspect & mark
We identify the cracks that need filling and the areas that need a different repair.
- 2
Clean the cracks
Debris and loose material are removed so the filler bonds well.
- 3
Fill & seal
Rubberized filler is applied and finished flush with the surface.
- 4
Protect the surface
We suggest a sealcoat when it makes sense to protect the repaired surface.
Where we provide rubberized crack filling
We bring rubberized crack filling to homes and businesses throughout Northern California, including:
- Sacramento
- Rocklin
- Modesto
- West Sacramento
- Roseville
- Folsom
- Elk Grove
- Davis
- Woodland
- Stockton
- Lodi
- Turlock
- Yuba City
- Shingle Springs
- Pollock Pines
- Georgetown
- El Dorado Hills
- Jackson
- Danville
- Walnut Creek
- Fairfield
- Marysville
- Meadow Vista
- Auburn
- Newcastle
- Penryn
Rubberized Crack Filling FAQs
When should cracks be filled?
As soon as you see them open up beyond a hairline. Early filling is far cheaper than repairing the base damage that water causes later.
Is crack filling the same as sealcoating?
No. Crack filling plugs individual cracks, while sealcoating covers the whole surface. They work best together, with cracks filled first.
Will filled cracks show?
Filled cracks usually appear as dark lines, and a later sealcoat blends them into a uniform finish.
