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Fortier Property Services

Concrete, Asphalt & Excavation in Berwick, Maine

Berwick works for a living. Homes here range from mill-era streets near the Salmon Falls crossing into Somersworth to newer builds spreading along Route 4 and Route 9, and the projects match: driveways that carry real daily mileage, garage slabs used as workshops, walkways that need to survive a plow shovel, and site work for garages, additions, and pads. Practical surfaces, built to be used.

Driveways are the headline in Berwick. Commuter households put more cycles on a driveway than almost any other surface they own, and the difference between a drive that lasts twenty-five years and one that fails in eight is invisible on pour day: it is base depth, compaction, and drainage. Our asphalt services build that base before the pavement, and where the existing drive is failing along old ruts or a settling edge, our excavation and site work rebuilds the ground under the failure instead of papering over it.

Concrete work here leans useful: garage and workshop slabs with reinforcement for lifts and loads, entry walks and steps, pads for sheds and fuel tanks, through our concrete services. And Berwick backyards are joining the patio trend, stamped concrete gives a stone-look terrace at a price that makes sense on this side of the county, and we are glad to bring samples.

Stamped concrete and paving project completed by Fortier Property Services in York County, Maine

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes one driveway last decades and another fail fast?

The ground: excavation to sound material, structural gravel placed and compacted in lifts, correct pitch, and water given somewhere to go. The asphalt on top is the easy part.

Can you thicken a slab for a car lift or heavy equipment?

Yes. Tell us the use during the visit and we engineer the slab for it: thickness, reinforcement, and joint layout matched to the loads instead of a one-size pour.

Do you work both sides of the state line?

Fortier serves York County and nearby southern New Hampshire, so Berwick's position on the line is no complication.

My driveway edge crumbles into the lawn a little more each year. Fixable?

Yes: edges fail when pavement is unsupported. We rebuild the shoulder support, and if the mat itself is still sound, an edge rebuild can extend the driveway's life without full replacement.

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Call (207) 604-2810 or fill out the form below and we will schedule a site visit.

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