
Discover our eco-friendly road repair technique
At Thermal Road Repairs, we use advanced thermal technology to deliver high-quality, sustainable road repairs. Our process involves reheating existing asphalt with a pulse heat system, allowing it to be seamlessly reworked rather than removed and replaced. This means less waste, fewer new materials, and a far smaller carbon footprint compared to traditional methods. The result is a durable repair that blends into the surrounding road surface, minimising disruption for motorists and extending the lifespan of road networks.

What is a thermal road repair?
We specialise in thermal road repairs. This unique system – developed in-house - uses heat to reform failed and failing asphalt. By using controlled heat, the asphalt becomes malleable, ideal for filling potholes and asphalt defects.
Thermal Road Repairs has developed a patented ‘pulse heat’ system which can affect layers up to 100mm thick, and uses a unique blend of solar and biofuels to power it. Once the area has been heated up, the patch is ready to be reworked into a smooth section. Additional materials are added to compensate for any missing material from the pothole or asphalt defect.
The outcome is to restore the condition of the asphalt, using recycled materials from the existing road section, to a permanent repair, with a lower carbon footprint than other repair methods.
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Reach Out To Our Team
Reach out to our team today.
Telephone: +44 (0)1270 875995
Email: info@thermalroadrepairs.com

What are the benefits?
Choosing the thermal process offers a range of advantages for councils, contractors, and road users. Our thermal repair system is a future-focused solution, helping communities achieve both economic and sustainability goals.
100% recycled material
Powered by green energy sources such as solar and biofuel
Repairs meet SROH standards
Creates a seamless homogenous repair

Suitable for most weather conditions
Low vibrations and HAVS
Fast repair time minimising exposure on active roads
No cutting required, meaning reduced noise