Driveways @ Street Smart

We respect your time and your client’s. That’s why we respond quickly to enquiries, provide fast and accurate quotes, and offer flexible scheduling. Need the job done today or tomorrow? We can make it happen. We also offer 24/7 service when required, minimising disruption to your routine or business.

We believe in quality repairs at a fair price. Whether it’s a minor pothole or full resurfacing, we provide cost-effective options tailored to your needs. Our competitive rates, combined with superior workmanship, offer unbeatable value for homeowners and businesses across Sydney. 

 Our experienced crews are trained in the latest asphalt repair techniques, delivering smooth, durable, and visually appealing results. With deep knowledge of Sydney’s unique conditions, we’ve earned a reputation for quality workmanship and dependable service. 

Your driveway or crossover is often the first thing people see when approaching your home or business. Its condition not only affects your property’s curb appeal but also its safety and longevity. In Sydney, where driveways endure constant use and varied weather, damage can develop quickly if left unchecked. Here are key signs it may be time for a repair:

1. Cracks

Even small surface cracks can lead to bigger issues if ignored. They allow water to penetrate the surface especially during Sydney’s wet seasons weakening the structure and causing larger cracks over time.

2. Potholes

Potholes pose a hazard to both vehicles and pedestrians. They often form from ongoing wear and water infiltration, and once developed, can expose the base layers to further damage if not addressed quickly.

3. Drainage Problems

Standing water or puddles after rain signal drainage issues. Poor drainage accelerates deterioration, often leading to cracking, potholes, and base failure.

4. Visual Deterioration

Fading, stains, and surface wear not only reduce your property’s visual appeal but may also indicate ageing asphalt or structural issues beneath the surface.

 1. Overlay the Damaged Area

This cost-effective method focuses only on the damaged section by applying a new layer of asphalt over it. While it provides a quick fix, the repaired area may sit slightly higher than the surrounding pavement.

2. Remove and Replace the Damaged Area

This option involves cutting out the damaged asphalt and replacing it with fresh material, resulting in a smooth, flush finish with the existing surface. Although it costs a bit more than an overlay, it offers a cleaner and longer-lasting repair.

3. Overlay a Large Section of the Driveway

For extensive wear or to improve overall appearance, overlaying a large section or the entire driveway provides a uniform, flush finish. This method eliminates patchy repairs, making your driveway look fresh and brand new.

Repairing your driveway is a smart way to maintain both the appearance and function of your property. Several key factors influence the total cost:

1. Driveway Size
Larger driveways require more materials and labour, which increases overall costs. Smaller driveways may have a higher cost per square metre due to fixed setup and equipment expenses.

2. Extent of Damage
The severity of the damage plays a major role. Simple surface cracks are quicker and cheaper to fix, while deeper potholes or widespread deterioration often require more intensive repair work.

3. Site Accessibility
Driveways that are difficult to access or have surrounding obstacles may require additional time, specialised machinery, or extra labour all of which can impact the final price.

For an accurate evaluation and a clear, itemised quote, contact Street Smart Pavement Repairs. Our team provides expert advice and upfront pricing with no hidden surprises.