Every driveway in South Jersey eventually needs a repair. Harrison Paving has been patching, filling, and sealing driveways across Gloucester, Camden, and Burlington Counties since 1985, and here is what the work actually costs, with real numbers instead of vague ranges.
Hot rubberized crack sealant runs about $3 to $7 per linear foot installed, and a typical driveway with moderate cracking costs $150 to $400 to seal properly. A crack that costs $200 to fill in the fall can turn into a $2,000 pothole repair by spring once water gets in and freezes. Fill cracks before winter.
A single pothole patched correctly, meaning the damaged asphalt is cut out, the base is checked and repacked, and new hot-mix asphalt is compacted into the hole, runs $250 to $600 depending on size and depth. Cold-patch bag fixes cost less up front but fail within a season almost every time because there is no real bond to the surrounding pavement.
If potholes keep reappearing in the same spot, or you see alligator cracking (a web of interconnected cracks), the base has likely failed there. Section repair means cutting out the area, rebuilding the stone base, and repaving to match grade. Expect $8 to $14 per square foot, or roughly $800 to $1,400 for a 100-square-foot section.
If a repair estimate runs past 30 to 40 percent of what full resurfacing would cost, resurfacing is usually the better value since you get one uniform surface instead of a patchwork of repairs at different ages. We check base condition on every free assessment so you are not paying for a patch that will not hold.
Call Harrison Paving at (856) 694-4181 for a free, no-obligation driveway repair assessment anywhere in Gloucester County, Camden County, or Burlington County. We use hot-mix asphalt and proper compaction on every repair, not cold patch.
Contact Harrison Paving at (856) 694-4181 for a free estimate.