Concrete, Stamped Concrete & Paving in York County, Maine
Done Right the First Time
Serving families & Businesses across York County
Patios • Slabs • Walkways • Driveways • Parking Areas • Site Prep
No Shortcuts. No Surprises.
Fortier Property Services provides concrete, asphalt, and excavation work throughout York County Maine. Most surface problems begin underneath, where poor drainage, organic material, or improper grading leads to cracking and settling.
Our work focuses on correcting those conditions first so the finished surface remains level, drains correctly, and lasts through seasonal changes.

Concrete Installation
We install concrete surfaces for residential and small commercial properties throughout York County Maine.
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Asphalt Services
We install and maintain asphalt driveways and parking areas with attention to base preparation and long term performance.
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Excavation & Site Work
We prepare properties for installation by shaping the ground and correcting drainage before any finished surface is placed.
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Local Craftsmanship
Built to Last
Fortier Property Services works with homeowners and small commercial properties across York County Maine. From small repairs to full installations, the goal is always the same, install a surface that functions properly and remains stable over time.
Our goal is simple, provide clear recommendations and install surfaces that remain functional for years.
Our Core Values
Proper Preparation
We address drainage, grading, and compaction before installing finished surfaces.
Honest Recommendations
If a repair will work, we say so. If replacement makes more sense, we explain why.
Dependable Scheduling
We communicate clearly and complete projects in an organized timeline.
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Your Project Starts Here
Every project begins with a site visit. We evaluate slope, soil conditions, and drainage before recommending the right solution.
From initial evaluation through installation, our goal is a finished result that looks clean and performs correctly year after year.
