Alaska infrared Asphalt Restoration Inc.

We're a small company, locally owned and operated since 2003. We've been proud to provide Alaskan residents and businesses with clean driveways and smooth puddle less parking lots. With conventional saw cut methods, an area is cut out and removed, then refilled with new material. Cracks and seams are left exposed which quickly ruin such patches. Versus infrared heating units heat asphalt in-place into workable state, at which point we can add asphalt to fill cracks, holes, and dips. This method allows us to fuse repairs seamlessly to the old, preventing water from seeping in and creates a durable surface that looks like new. This is the biggest advantage of infrared. The feathered joining of new patch material to the surrounding pavement means no seams, no water infiltration – thus, no cold/water damage for a more durable fix.