Projects

Driveway Pave and Grade

This new driveway project in Biddeford, Maine involved grading the site to establish proper drainage and a stable foundation before installing a fresh asphalt surface. The result is a smooth, durable driveway that enhances the property's appearance while providing long-lasting performance.

Commercial Building Parking Strip in Biddeford

This project involved the installation of a new 20-foot-wide by 185-foot-long asphalt driveway designed for both durability and proper drainage. To effectively manage stormwater runoff, we installed three gutter downspout connections and 6-inch drainage piping beneath the pavement to carry water away from the building. The finished driveway provides a smooth, long-lasting surface while helping protect the property from water-related issues.

Driveway in Wells Maine

This project in Wells, Maine included the installation of a new driveway and improvements to the surrounding landscape. We excavated and graded the area for the new driveway, installed a gravel base, added a cobblestone border, and paved the driveway with 3 inches of asphalt. In the backyard, we prepared the site for a new 12' x 12' patio, removed existing shrubs and planter areas, installed a cobblestone drip-edge border with decorative stone, and loamed the entire backyard in preparation for hydroseeding. The completed project provides a clean, durable, and attractive outdoor space that enhances both curb appeal and functionality.

Prouts Neck

This comprehensive property renovation in Prouts Neck, Scarborough, Maine included a complete landscape and site transformation. Our team removed all existing plantings, the old lawn, and a large ledge outcrop, repurposing the ledge stone to build a custom staircase leading to the backyard. We reconfigured the entire property layout, prepared the site for a new patio, installed approximately 6 inches of screened loam throughout the yard, completed the gravel base preparation for a new driveway, installed stone drip strips around the home's perimeter, constructed a new ocean-side rock wall, installed a lawn irrigation system, and hydroseeded the entire lawn. The finished project dramatically enhanced both the beauty and functionality of this coastal Maine property.

Ocean State Job Lot Drainage Stystem

For this Ocean State Job Lot project in Sanford, Maine, we removed and rebuilt several catch basins, rebricked the structures, reset and cemented the frames and grates, added new gravel, and completed the repair with fresh asphalt paving. The result is a strong, properly functioning drainage system and a seamless finished surface.

Dayton Maine Shed

In Dayton, Maine, we created a new gravel pad for an existing shed, safely relocated the structure onto its new foundation, and completed the site with loam and grading around the shed. The result is a stable, functional setup with a clean, finished look.

Seawall in Biddeford Poole

Start of a new Seawall / Embankment Stabilization project for Goldthwaites Store in Biddeford Pool!!

We installed approximately 140 yards of large rocks and boulders at toe of slope. 36 yards of 4”-6” rip rap over FW700 fabric in front of large rocks. Clean fill compacted up the slope. 3D Geosynthetic Matt installed over fill to stabilize slope. Type C gravel at top of slope. Loam and erosion material mixed together to create a stable planting bed and for fast growing of plants and grass.

Landscapers and finishing touches still to come soon.

Cape Elizabeth New Pave and Drainage Pipe

Here’s a job we completed in Cape Elizabeth for a lady who needed a drainage pipe and catch basin installed along with a small section of driveway dug out and paved because chipmunks dug holes

Black Point Auto Large Parking Reconstruction

Here’s a large 30,000 sq, ft. parking lot we reconstructed in Scarborough for Black Point Auto where we ripped out the old parking lot completely regraded and set new elevations with out Rover GPS station and this lot did not have much pitch to get water off and we achieved it with no puddles!! Very happy customer!!

Scarborough School Bus Department Large Parking Lot

Here’s a 12000 sq. Ft. Parking lot we designed, constructed, paved, loamed edges and line striped for the City of Scarborough School Bus Department.

Ocean Front View Demolition Site

Here’s a larger job we are currently working on where we demolitioned part of the existing house and we had a company move the other portion to the side so we could excavate this part of the foundation hole to get concrete footings and 15’ tall concrete piers with rebar poured to set the current section onto.

More to come with job located in Hills Beach Biddeford Maine ( Ocean Front view)

Driveway in Scarborough, ME

This is a driveway in Scarborough we just finished 9/18/2025

Small Portland Parking Lot

This was a small parking lot in Portland Maine we built and added underdrain and paved.

Hills Beach Foundation

Foundation we took out from house demolition we did in Hills Beach Biddeford Maine.

Ocean State Job Lot

Removed over grown shrubs and bushes around sign and removed old retaining wall and installed a new gray block retaining wall.

Reclaim Driveway

Reclaim driveway we installed in Hollis Maine with some stone border.

Prep Pad with Concrete Blocks

This was a job we just did in Scarborough, Maine a prep for a pad with concrete blocks to set a shelter logic shed on and paved the inside for the future salt shed

U.S. Coast Guard

This was a job we did out at the United States Coast Guard in South Portland and we excavated and graded for a concrete slab 350’ long x 30’ wide with 16” haunches all the way around.

Trench for Coast Guard

This was a power trench we excavated for fire alarm conduits out to the United States Coast Guard in South Portland, we backfilled and paved this complete 450’ trench.

Trolley Museum

This is a job we did at the Trolley Museum located in Arundel Maine. Graded and paved a section of roadway over a set of new railroad tracks for the Trolly’s to move back and forth on.

New Asphalt

This was a building that was need of new asphalt to meet the existing garage doors seen in the pictures. We removed existing asphalt, installed 100 yards of crushed gravel to elevate next to the building to be able to drive into building. Then put down new 1/2” asphalt