ROI calculator

Reactive repairs cost more. See how much.

Waiting for a road to fail means paying to rebuild it. With fresh, network-wide condition data you fix roads while they're still cheap to save — and the savings compound across your whole network. Estimate yours below.

ROI calculator

What it's worth to fix things before they fail.

Reactive maintenance waits for a road to fail, then pays to rebuild it. Proactive management uses fresh, network-wide data to treat roads while they're still cheap to save. Move the sliders to see what that shift is worth on your network.

Your network

CYVL · ROI modelDirectional estimate
250 mi
$3.0M
Assumptions — pressure-test the model+
20%

Estimated value of going proactive

Future reconstruction cost avoided / year$3.0M
Redirected into prevention / year$600K
Avoided over a 5-year program$15M

That's about $12K per centerline mile kept ahead of failure — value you only capture if you can see the whole network's condition before it slips.

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How this is calculated

Pavements lose most of their condition in the final stretch of their life, where the only fix is full reconstruction. The Federal Highway Administration and pavement-preservation research consistently find that every $1 invested in timely preventive maintenance avoids roughly $6–$10 in future reconstruction. The constraint is timing: you can only treat a road in its preservation window if you know its condition before it fails. CYVL keeps a current, network-wide picture so a conservative share of your budget can move from worst-first reconstruction into preservation that pays the multiple above. Figures are directional planning estimates, not a quote — adjust the assumptions to match your own unit costs.