Pavement & Striping
Pothole repair for parking lots and drive lanes
A pothole forms when water gets under the asphalt, weakens the base, and traffic breaks the surface apart. Left alone, it grows every time it rains.
Upload Photos & Request a QuoteThe problem
Most potholes show up at entrances, drive-thrus, dumpster approaches, and low spots where water sits. They are a tripping and tire-damage risk and they tend to generate complaints quickly.
An isolated pothole can often be scoped from photos. Clusters of potholes in the same area usually mean the base underneath has failed, and that needs a larger repair than filling holes.
Properties where this comes up
Fast-food and drive-thru sites
Constant turning traffic breaks up the surface in the lane.
Shopping centers
Entrances and truck routes carry the most weight.
Apartment communities
Resident complaints and vehicle damage claims start fast.
Industrial properties
Truck traffic turns small potholes into large ones quickly.
Photos & details that help
- 01Each pothole close up, with a shoe or cone for scale
- 02A wider photo showing where it sits on the lot
- 03Whether water collects there after rain
- 04How many potholes and roughly how large
When we may need to see the site
- Several potholes clustered together
- Potholes near drains, curbs, or utility covers
- Areas where the pavement feels soft or keeps failing after repairs
Next step
Send photos of each pothole and its location. We will reply with a quote or tell you if the area needs a closer look.
Open the photo quote form →Get a quote for pothole repair
Send photos and the property address. We will review it and come back with next steps.