How to Patch Sunken Asphalt & Divert Water Away from Foundation

Описание: A sunken area in asphalt near house foundation can lead to water pooling and serious long-term damage. In this video, I show how to patch a large asphalt depression using asphalt primer, cold asphalt mix, and a tamper. I also make sure to grade the patched area with a proper slope, so water drains away from the house instead of toward the foundation.

This is an easy, budget-friendly DIY project that can help protect your home and extend the life of your driveway or asphalt surface.

✅ Watch to the end for tips on achieving a strong, long-lasting patch!

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