Saturday, February 20, 2010

Storm Drain Repair




Pothole Patrol frequently gets calls to fix a pothole next to a storm drain inlet.
We usually will find that the hole was caused by the collapse of the wall inside the drain.
Pothole Patrol is equipped to handle this problem on site!
After opening up the asphalt around the repair area, we locate the portion of the wall that has collapsed.
We then remove all loose and damaged bricks and mortar.
Once a solid surface has been cleaned, we rebuild the wall using new bricks.
Fresh mortar is mixed and the wall is rebuilt.
By keeping the blacktop hot in a temperature controlled box, we can take our time
to properly finish the repair.
After the blacktop has been compacted, hot rubberized crack sealant is applied to the perimeter of the repair.
The storm drain has now been properly repaired from the inside out!
This timely repair can save you several thousand dollars!
John Magdic
Call 877 WE PATCH

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