Asphalt Patching & Pothole Repairs
With expert pothole repairs using tailored hot‑mix asphalt, cold‑patch, or specialty compounds, Platinum Paving restores smooth, safe, and durable surfaces from Georgia throughout the Southeast. Our thorough process—cleaning the area, selecting the ideal patch method, and compacting to finish—ensures long‑lasting results built for performance.

About Our Asphalt Patching Services
When your pavement shows signs of wear, you need more than a temporary fix—you need a paving partner who delivers lasting solutions. Our team will use hot-mix asphalt or a cold patch to temporarily fill your potholes. We’ll use conventional patching techniques to provide a longer-lasting fix. Fixing cracks and potholes can extend the lifespan of your asphalt, improve road safety, and create a more comfortable driving experience for everyone. Contact our team to schedule a site assessment and get a quote today.
The Process
Prepare the Surface
We sweep the surface of any dirt and debris to make sure the repair material is applied correctly.
Apply the Patch
We fill the pothole using hot-mix asphalt, a cold patch, or a specialty compound–all custom selected according to your needs.
Compact the Material
We tamp the patch with a compact roller to consolidate and densify.
Asphalt Patching and Pothole FAQs
What causes potholes and asphalt damage?
Potholes form when water seeps into pavement cracks, weakening the base through freeze-thaw cycles, heavy traffic, and natural wear. Over time, this breakdown causes the surface to collapse, resulting in visible and often hazardous potholes.
Can pothole repairs be done in cold weather?
Yes, cold-mix asphalt can be used in colder months as a temporary fix to restore safety. However, for a more durable and long-lasting repair, we recommend infrared asphalt repairs during warmer weather, which allow for better bonding and performance.
Do I need patching or a complete asphalt replacement?
If the damage is localized, such as a single small pothole or small cracked areas, patching is usually sufficient. However, widespread cracking, depressions, or structural failure may require full-depth asphalt replacement. Encore Pavement will assess your site and recommend the most cost-effective option.