Asphalt Berm Repair

If your existing asphalt berm needs repair, you will notice the warning signs. Cassidy Paving completes industrial and commercial asphalt berm repair services.

Why Do Berms Need Repair?

Since an asphalt curb has been placed directly on top of another asphalt surface, there is no sufficient base to offer support. It’s important that your paving contractor backfills the curb with dirt to provide the support it needs. An asphalt curb not properly backfilled will crack and break when hit by a car or a snowplow. In some cases, the force of a car or a snowplow will knock off a section of the curb, completely detaching it from the asphalt surface.

When to Schedule Berm Repairs

Asphalt curbs need to be repaired when:

• Curbs Are Cracked, Broken, or Smashed Down: Depending on the location and function of the berm, these issues could lead to drainage problems, trip hazards, accidents, or ADA-non-compliance.
• Curbs Are Malfunctioning: If berms aren't performing their intended function, there are likely issues below or at the surface of the connecting asphalt. Addressing those problems as soon as possible prevents more extensive damage and downtime.
• You Notice Standing/Pooling Water: Pooling water or snowmelt may be a sign that there are drainage issues and curb damage that needs to be addressed.

Commercial Berm Repair: Industries Served

Cassidy Paving completes asphalt berm repair services for a range of commercial properties, including:

• Condominium and Apartment Complexes
• Subdivisions
• Corporate Headquarters
• Commercial Office Parks
• Retail Stores and Shopping Centers

We'll work with your schedule and your unique facility layout to optimize traffic flow and minimize disruption to customers and visitors over the course of parking lot rebuilding and repairs.

Industrial Berm Repair: Industries Served

If you own or manage industrial facilities in New England, Cassidy Paving can provide asphalt curb repair services for your site to keep you compliant with safety codes and standards. Our industrial paving experience includes:

• Schools
• Churches and Places of Worship
• Parks
• Truck Terminals
• Warehouses and Manufacturing Facilities