Built around your site
Saw-cut patching, localized reconstruction, utility restoration and edge repairs. Define repair limits beyond visibly loose material and inspect the base.
Choose the right intervention
Repeated repairs in the same area suggest a drainage, loading or base issue. Compare cumulative patching with a planned reconstruction scope.
From assessment to a defined scope
- Document existing conditions, dimensions and the areas affected. Share photographs and drawings where available.
- Review traffic, operating hours, drainage and access. Confirm whether investigation, engineering or approvals are required.
- Agree on preparation, materials, quantities, staging, exclusions and completion criteria before work proceeds.
Questions to ask before you commit
What determines the price?
The area, preparation depth, material requirements, access, staging and local conditions all affect pricing. A site-specific scope makes competing quotes easier to compare.
Can the property stay open during work?
Phasing may preserve some access, depending on the layout and scope. Identify essential routes and operating constraints before the schedule is agreed.
Is this service available in my region?
CanPave coordinates requests across Canada. Delivery method, regional capacity, weather and scope are confirmed for each project.