What causes potholes in asphalt paving?
| By ProMatcher Staff | Updated: 01/04/2016 | |
Answer: customer not maintaining asphalt properly | A-Tex H&R | Answer: Heavy traffic, un-maintenance driveway/parking lot | A & J's Sealcoating | Answer: water getting into the base
poor base or subsoils such as clay
poor paving job or too thin or poor compaction | Dumor Construction Inc | | ProMatcher | Answer: Potholes are caused from not repairing cracks right away and weak base | The Asphalt Company | Answer: Poor job from the start The age of the asphalt water and freeze damage | Patgormansealcoating | Answer: Water damages the base | Prestigious Asphalt & Concrete llc | | ProMatcher | Answer: Water in small cracks make it bigger over time hot and cold. and ground under opens | Saul Reyes Contracting. | Answer: Cracks crack filler if nothe put in right and cleaned really good be u put in | HAMMER & SONS CONSTRUCTION | Answer: A pothole is a structural failure in an asphalt pavement, caused by the presence of water in the underlying soil structure and the presence of traffic passing over the affected area. Introduction of water to the underlying soil structure first weakens the supporting soil | All Brite Striping | | ProMatcher | Answer: Failure of the base underneath | Stripe it Right | | WK Construction and paving | Answer: Oil gas. Spills. Oxidation ravell. Pavment. Drys. Out. Gets. Loose. And. Then. Holes. Appear | NICHOLS ASPHALT | | ProMatcher |
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