FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Q: How Much Does It Cost to Repair a Driveway?

A: In the case of an asphalt driveway, the lifespan of this material is between 15 and 20 years. Over time, cracks and holes may appear, and you will want to have those taken care of as soon as possible. You can take care of this yourself, or you can hire a professional company such as Orlando Driveway Repair to make sure the job is done right the first time. The cost to repair your driveway can be anywhere from $1 to $3 for a linear foot to patch the driveway and make minor repairs. Asphalt patches can cost between $2 and $4 per square foot, particularly potholes. Most driveways are around nineteen feet long and ten feet wide, so 190 square feet. Cold and hot extreme temperatures have an impact on the life of your asphalt driveway. UV radiation from the sun can also break asphalt down over time.

Q: Can a Badly Cracked Driveway be Repaired?

A: The average homeowner will put off replacing a driveway because of the cost. The good news is that some repairs can be made to your driveway, which will help to extend its life. There are plenty of materials available in local hardware stores, but they are not top-quality materials. It is always best to make repairs as soon as cracks appear instead of waiting until they are substantial. Large cracks can be challenging to repair and require a lot of material to fill them in. It is best to call a professional company such as Orlando Driveway Repair to take care of bad cracks so that they are done to a high standard which should extend the life of your driveway for a more extended period. If cracks are too large, repairs are simply a stopgap, and you may want to consider the replacement of your driveway eventually.