Concrete, Asphalt & Site Work in Kittery, Maine

Maine's oldest town has some of its hardest-working ground. Kittery packs Navy Yard commuters, the Foreside's tight historic streets, Route 1's outlet corridor, and quiet neighborhoods toward Eliot into a few square miles, and the surfaces serving all of it age fast. Much of what we replace in Kittery was built decades ago over fill and old utility trenches that have been settling ever since, which is why our projects start below the surface.

In-town and Foreside work is close-quarters work: short driveways, shared lanes, walkways beside foundations older than the state. Our concrete services rebuild those walks, steps, and garage slabs with access plans that respect the neighbors, and stamped finishes are increasingly the choice here, a brick or cobble pattern sits naturally against Kittery's oldest streetscapes without brick's frost casualties. Toward the outlets and along Route 236, small commercial flatwork picks up: aprons, pads, walkway sections, and parking areas through our asphalt services, phased so businesses stay open.

Where the real problem is the ground, settled fill, dead drainage, a backyard that ponds against the foundation every March, our excavation and site work corrects it before any surface goes down. In a town this old, that step is skipped at the owner's expense.