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Fortier Property Services

Concrete, Paving & Site Work in Kennebunk, Maine

A surface in Kennebunk has to do two jobs: perform through Maine winters and look like it belongs. On Summer Street, beside a sea captain's home, a bright broom-finished slab would be wrong; a stamped concrete walk in a cobble or natural stone pattern, colored to the property, disappears into the streetscape while outlasting the real thing's maintenance schedule. That design judgment, matched to real construction underneath, is what we bring to Kennebunk projects.

Stamped and decorative concrete leads our concrete services here: patios, front walks, entry landings, and pool surrounds from the village out to Lower Village and the beach roads. Every decorative pour sits on the same base standard as our plainest slab, because pattern and color mean nothing on concrete that cracks. We also pour the unglamorous essentials Kennebunk homes need: garage slabs, steps, and pads.

Driveways here run from short village aprons to long gravel drives off Route 35 and Alewive Road that owners are finally ready to pave. Our asphalt services handle both, and the long-drive conversions start with our excavation and site work: shaping, drainage, and a compacted base so the new pavement does not inherit the gravel drive's potholes in paved form.

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

Frequently Asked Questions

Can stamped concrete really pass for stone next to a historic home?

Done well, yes. Pattern choice, integral color plus antiquing release, and a matte sealer are what separate convincing stamped work from the shiny obvious kind. We bring samples and photos of local pours to the site visit.

We are paving a long gravel driveway. What does that involve?

Reshaping the drive with correct crown and ditching, correcting soft spots, building and compacting a structural gravel base, then paving. Skipping the ground work is why so many paved-over gravel drives fail in three winters. Ours do not skip it.

Do you handle drainage along walkways? Ours ices over every winter.

Yes. A walk that ices is a walk receiving water, usually from roof runoff or grade. We correct the water path as part of the project so the new walk stays dry and safe.

How far ahead should we book a Kennebunk patio?

Spring books first. If you want to use the patio this summer, call in late winter or early spring for a site visit and a slot. (207) 604-2810.

Plan a Kennebunk Project

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

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