Infrared Pothole Repair in Broken Arrow, OK
RemarkaPave repairs potholes in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma with infrared asphalt repair — from the Rose District storefronts to the warehouse parks along the Creek Turnpike. Broken Arrow is part of our Tulsa-metro service area. Free written quote — call (580) 304-7225.
If your Broken Arrow lot has a pothole that keeps coming back no matter how many times it gets filled, the fix has been wrong every time. Loose cold-patch shoveled into a hole never bonds to the asphalt around it, so traffic works it loose and the hole reopens — usually a little bigger. The way to end that cycle is to stop leaving a seam in the first place.
Infrared repair does that. We heat the existing asphalt in place until it softens at about 300°F, rake fresh hot mix into it, and compact the old and new together so they fuse into a single surface. There is no cold joint around the edge, which is the exact spot where ordinary patches fail. With new construction going up all over Broken Arrow, a faded, patched-over lot stands out for the wrong reasons — a clean, bonded repair keeps yours from looking like the tired one on the block.
What an infrared repair includes in Broken Arrow
- The failed asphalt reheated and reused — no repeat of the loose cold-patch that keeps popping out
- Hot mix raked in and compacted into the softened pavement as one bonded surface
- A sealed, seamless edge that traffic and water cannot work loose
- Open to traffic about an hour after the repair is compacted
Where infrared fits — and where it doesn’t
Infrared is the answer for surface failures sitting on a sound base — potholes, settled dips, failed seams, and trip hazards. It is not the answer for a failed base. Alligator-pattern cracking, a soft area that flexes under weight, or a section that has settled several inches all mean the structure under the pavement is gone, and heating the surface does not touch that. Those need full-depth repair — cut out, rebuild — and we will tell you which category your damage falls into before quoting, so you are not paying twice for the same hole.
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Broken Arrow pothole repair questions
Why does my Broken Arrow lot keep getting the same pothole?
Because cold-patch never bonds to the pavement around it, so the edges stay open and traffic reopens the hole. Infrared fuses the repair to the existing asphalt, which removes that failure point.
Does RemarkaPave serve Broken Arrow?
Yes — Broken Arrow is part of our Tulsa-metro service area, and repairs come with a free written quote.
How long until the repair can take traffic?
About an hour after compaction. We schedule around your hours so the lot keeps moving.
What if the base has failed, not just the surface?
Then we quote full-depth repair instead. Soft spots, deep settlement, and alligator cracking are base problems that infrared cannot fix.
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