Pothole Repair
Damaged pavement is removed or prepared, the failed area is corrected as needed, and new asphalt is installed and compacted.
Asphalt Repair Services
Damaged Asphalt.
Targeted Solutions.
Stronger Pavement Ahead.
All About Asphalt provides residential and commercial asphalt repair, pothole patching, failed-area removal, edge repair, crack filling, drainage-related corrections, and localized pavement replacement throughout Middle Tennessee.
Pothole Repair
Failed-Area Patching
Edge Repair
Residential & Commercial
Repair the Cause, Not Just the Surface
Good Asphalt Repair Starts with Understanding Why the Pavement Failed.
Cracking, potholes, settlement, standing water, edge failure, and broken pavement can develop for different reasons. The visible damage is only part of the problem.
Our repair process evaluates the failed area, surrounding pavement, drainage, base condition, traffic, transitions, and property use before recommending the appropriate repair.
- Residential driveway repair
- Commercial parking lot patching
- Pothole and failed-area removal
- Edge and transition repair
- Crack filling and maintenance
Asphalt Repair Solutions
Targeted Repairs for Common Pavement Problems
The right repair depends on the type of damage, how deep the failure extends, water movement, traffic, and the condition of the surrounding asphalt.
Parking Lot Patching
Localized repairs for traffic lanes, parking stalls, entrances, loading areas, transitions, and damaged commercial pavement.
Driveway Repair
Repair for cracked areas, potholes, settlement, garage approaches, broken edges, transitions, and localized residential failures.
Private Road Repair
Targeted repair for long lanes, shared roads, rural access, farm roads, washout areas, transitions, and edge deterioration.
Industrial Repairs
Heavy-use repair for truck courts, loading areas, warehouse entrances, employee parking, and repeated traffic zones.
Edge & Drainage Repair
Correction of broken edges, eroded shoulders, low areas, settlement, transitions, and damage related to water movement.
Repair or Replacement?
Not Every Damaged Surface Needs the Same Solution.
Localized damage may be a good candidate for targeted repair when the surrounding pavement and base remain serviceable. Widespread cracking, repeated settlement, extensive drainage problems, or broad structural failure may point toward resurfacing or replacement.
- Size and depth of the failed area
- Condition of surrounding pavement
- Base stability and compaction
- Drainage and standing water
- Traffic type and property use
- History of previous repairs
Warning Signs
When Asphalt Damage Needs Attention
Early attention can help prevent water entry, expanding failure, unsafe transitions, and larger damaged areas.
Potholes
Open pavement failures can collect water, expose weakened material, and continue to break apart under traffic.
Alligator Cracking
Interconnected cracking may indicate deeper fatigue, weakened support, or structural failure beneath the surface.
Standing Water
Ponding may indicate low areas, settlement, poor slope, blocked drainage paths, or other elevation concerns.
Sunken Areas
Depressions can develop from weak base, unsuitable soil, water-related movement, utility settlement, or poor compaction.
Broken Edges
Unsupported pavement edges can crack, crumble, and break away under vehicles, erosion, and repeated traffic.
Repeated Failure
Areas that continue to fail after prior patching may require deeper correction or a different repair approach.
Our Asphalt Repair Process
Evaluate, Remove, Correct, and Restore
The repair method depends on the failure, but the goal is to address damaged material and restore a functional pavement area.
01
Evaluate the Damage
We review cracking, settlement, drainage, traffic, edges, transitions, and the surrounding pavement.
02
Remove Failed Material
Loose or failed pavement is removed or prepared so the damaged area can be properly repaired.
03
Correct the Area
Base, grade, drainage, or transition issues are addressed as required by the project conditions.
04
Install & Compact
New asphalt is installed, shaped, tied into surrounding pavement, and compacted for a clean finish.
Residential & Commercial Repair
Repair Solutions for Homes, Businesses, and Managed Properties
Asphalt damage affects more than appearance. Broken pavement can interfere with access, drainage, parking, deliveries, customer traffic, equipment movement, and everyday property use.
- Residential driveways
- Commercial parking lots
- Retail and office properties
- Medical and church parking areas
- Warehouses and industrial sites
- Private roads and rural access
Repair & Maintenance
Protect Repaired Pavement with Ongoing Care.
After damaged areas are repaired, crack filling, drainage correction, sealcoating, edge care, and timely maintenance can help manage future wear and preserve the appearance of the pavement.
- Crack filling
- Sealcoating
- Drainage-related corrections
- Edge and shoulder care
- Localized follow-up repairs
- Commercial line striping
Serving Middle Tennessee
Asphalt Repair Across the Region
All About Asphalt provides asphalt repair for driveways, parking lots, private roads, churches, retail properties, offices, warehouses, farms, and industrial sites throughout Nashville, Franklin, Brentwood, Spring Hill, Columbia, Murfreesboro, Lewisburg, Pulaski, Lawrenceburg, Tullahoma, Manchester, and surrounding Middle Tennessee communities.
Asphalt Repair Questions
What Property Owners Commonly Ask
Can potholes be repaired without replacing the entire surface?
Often, yes. The repair depends on the size of the pothole, depth of failure, condition of the surrounding pavement, base stability, and drainage.
How do I know whether asphalt should be repaired or replaced?
Localized damage may be repairable, while widespread cracking, repeated failure, broad settlement, or severe drainage issues may require resurfacing or replacement.
Do you repair residential driveways and commercial parking lots?
Yes. Repair services are available for residential, commercial, rural, church, retail, office, warehouse, and industrial pavement.
Can drainage problems damage asphalt?
Yes. Standing water, runoff, erosion, low areas, and repeated moisture exposure can contribute to surface and base deterioration.
What information should I provide for a repair estimate?
Include the property address, location of the damage, approximate size, photos if available, traffic type, drainage concerns, and whether the damaged area has been repaired before.
Restore Damaged Pavement
Request an Asphalt Repair Evaluation.
Contact All About Asphalt for pothole repair, failed-area patching, driveway repair, parking lot repair, edge repair, drainage-related corrections, crack filling, and localized asphalt replacement throughout Middle Tennessee.