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Crack filling and patching helps homeowners in Ohio address cracks and damaged areas in pavement. In plain terms, the work involves filling cracks and patching damaged spots. If you are looking at repairs for your driveway, describe the areas that concern you and ask a paving contractor what work they recommend. This statewide page brings together 152 paving contractors that offer the service.
The largest city groups are Columbus with 18 businesses and Cincinnati with 11. Toledo and Cleveland each have 10. Springfield, Dayton and Cuyahoga Falls each have 6, while Akron, Reynoldsburg and Youngstown each have 5. Those city counts give you a starting point for finding businesses near home. Some contractors also serve surrounding communities or broader parts of Ohio.
In Toledo, Buck Brothers Asphalt Paving & Concrete serves residential and commercial customers across Toledo and Northwest Ohio, with a 4.8 rating from 342 reviews. Meade's Paving & Seal Coating serves Springfield, Urbana and surrounding communities with asphalt installation, repair and maintenance, with a 4.6 rating from 135 reviews. In Cincinnati, Lamms seal coating LLC handles sealcoating, crack filling and asphalt repairs for residential and commercial customers, with a 4.9 rating from 72 reviews.
Questions about crack filling and patching in Ohio
What should I ask about crack filling and patching for my driveway?
Describe the cracks and damaged spots you want addressed. Ask which areas the contractor recommends filling, which need patching and what the proposed work includes. You can also ask them to explain their recommendation in plain terms before you agree to the work.
Where can I find contractors offering this service in Ohio?
There are 152 businesses offering crack filling and patching in the directory. Columbus has 18, Cincinnati has 11, and Toledo and Cleveland each have 10. Businesses also appear in Springfield, Dayton, Cuyahoga Falls, Akron, Reynoldsburg and Youngstown.
Do businesses serve homeowners outside their home city?