Edmonton is a city with lots to offer to every type of person, however, our well-kept city can also have high standards, and being a business owner here can be competitive. You need the exterior of your business to make the right impression, and a smooth, crack-free parking lot is part of that. If you’re worried about the cracked appearance of your commercial lot, EverLine Coatings can help with our crack-filling services!
It’s normal for parking lots to become cracked over time, whether it’s due to repeated use, Canada’s cold winters, or seepage from water and chemicals. However, cracks do look unsightly, and getting them removed is especially important if you own a customer-facing business in Edmonton’s thriving dining, shopping, healthcare, or education spheres. Cracks will also develop over time into potholes, which are more costly to remove and can cause accidents and injuries on your property.
EverLine’s crack-filling procedure ensures the best results, making your lot smooth and safe again. We begin by using air compression to get rid of any dirt and debris in the affected area, before using a concentrated flame to ensure it’s dry. After preparing the ground, we use our premium crack-filling material to complete a neat edge-to-edge bond, making sure that the repair is watertight and will prevent further deterioration.
Your lot will be ready to use in as little as 6-8 hours, though we can make it quicker if necessary. Crack filling is valuable as a stand-alone service, but it can also be used as a preparatory step.
Our commitment to keeping things simple means that we handle all the coordination and logistics, allowing you to focus on other tasks as a property manager.
Our clear and detailed proposals provide you with a comprehensive understanding of the scope of work, backed by a personalized video presentation that leaves no room for questions or uncertainty.
We are dedicated to your full satisfaction, conducting a thorough evaluation after project completion and providing a detailed report with before and after photos, ensuring that you get the results you paid for.
EverLine Coatings leverages its proprietary CORE Quality System® to simplify complex and evolving facility needs with unmatched precision and professionalism. By combining real-time communication, data-driven decision-making, and advanced technologies, EverLine delivers tailored, all-inclusive pavement maintenance programs. With an unwavering focus on client satisfaction and adaptability across industries, EverLine has established itself as a trusted leader in pavement and property management.
Every EverLine project begins with a clear digital proposal, complete with a welcome video from our friendly team, that lets you know exactly what you can expect from each stage of the process. Our small, qualified crew will work efficiently on the project to minimize disruption to your business, keeping you in the loop throughout so you never have to chase us up for information. We use only the best products and techniques to provide a smooth finish and prevent future problems, and each of our projects ends with a full evaluation, complete with before and after photos, to ensure you’re 100% happy with your results.
When Doug started in the property management industry 15 years ago, he found one of his biggest challenges was finding good quality, reliable contractors to service the properties he managed.
He saw a need and an opportunity, so almost a decade ago started his own property service company to provide a more professional approach to the industry.
He has a comprehensive understanding of what EverLine’s clients need and want, and this allows him to work with a client to provide a tailored service package that fits their budget and ensures that properties are safe, well maintained, and look great.
EverLine Coatings has completed dozens of crack filling & asphalt maintenance projects throughout Edmonton and surrounding areas. Our work includes distribution centers, retail and shopping outlets, drive-thrus, and medical facilities, all completed to safety compliance standards.
Call or fill out the form to get a detailed scope of work, including a personalized video explaining exactly what work will be completed.
We’ll make sure your project is coordinated properly with no hassle, so you can focus on other tasks.
We’ll complete the work. After your project is done, you’ll receive a detailed report with before and after photos.
It’s natural to feel worried about the cracks in your parking lot and to feel overwhelmed by the demands on your time as an Edmonton business owner. By choosing to work with EverLine, you can guarantee that your project will be handled with care, and that you’ll be proud of the results. To find out more and get started, contact us today for a free quote.
Asphalt crack filling prevents water from penetrating the pavement surface and damaging the base layers underneath. When cracks are left untreated, they can expand over time, leading to potholes, surface deterioration, and costly structural repairs.
Commercial parking lots and drive lanes should be inspected at least once per year. Cracks should be filled as soon as they appear to prevent further damage and extend the overall lifespan of the asphalt surface.
Asphalt cracks form due to temperature fluctuations, moisture intrusion, heavy vehicle traffic, UV exposure, and normal aging. Expansion and contraction from seasonal weather changes can accelerate cracking if not properly maintained.
The lifespan of crack filling depends on traffic levels, climate conditions, and surface preparation. Professionally applied crack sealant can last several years, especially when incorporated into a regular pavement maintenance plan.
Crack filling targets individual cracks to prevent water intrusion and structural damage. Sealcoating, on the other hand, protects the entire asphalt surface from UV rays, moisture, and oxidation. Crack filling is typically completed before sealcoating as part of a comprehensive maintenance strategy.
Crack filling is most effective during dry conditions when temperatures allow proper adhesion of the sealant. Spring through fall is typically ideal, before colder temperatures and moisture can worsen pavement damage.
