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Fortier Property Services

Driveways, Concrete & Site Work in Waterboro, Maine

Waterboro is growing faster than almost any town in the county, and growth shows up in our phone log: new homes off Route 202 and Route 5 needing driveways, patios, and slabs; Lake Arrowhead's enormous private-road network with its own rules of access; and Little Ossipee Lake camps getting the year-round conversion treatment. Add Ossipee Hill's slopes shedding spring water across half the town, and Waterboro keeps a crew like ours busy.

Lake Arrowhead deserves its own paragraph because working there is its own skill: miles of association roads, specific access expectations, and lots that were platted before anyone imagined today's houses on them. We know the drill, plan hauling and equipment for the road network, and build driveways and pads that respect both the association's roads and your budget. Our excavation and site work handles the grading and drainage these lots often need first, especially where a house sits below road grade and every storm delivers the road's runoff to the front door.

Across the rest of town, our asphalt services pave new and rebuilt driveways on properly compacted base, and our concrete services pour the garage slabs, walkways, steps, and patios new construction eventually wants, stamped finishes included for owners ready to upgrade the backyard.

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

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you work inside Lake Arrowhead?

Regularly. We plan for the association road network and lot access, and we build drives and pads suited to how those properties actually sit on their lots.

Our new house is below the road and floods every storm. Can that be fixed?

Yes, and it is one of our most common Waterboro corrections: intercept the runoff with grading and drainage before it reaches the house, give it a route past you, and then rebuild the surface that kept flooding.

How soon after construction should a driveway be paved?

Ideally after the fill has had a season to settle, or after we mechanically compact the base to remove the wait. Paving over fresh, uncompacted fill is why so many new-build driveways fail early; we do it the other way.

Do you handle camp conversions on Little Ossipee?

Yes: driveways, parking, walks, steps, and slabs, built to year-round standard with lake-conscious drainage.

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