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The method produces a durable repair that is both quicker and more cost-effective than traditional techniques. Depending on conditions, a single jetpatcher can patch between 3 and 5 kilometres of road surface per day, making it a critical asset for tackling the City’s maintenance backlog at scale. City of Tshwane

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