Services We Offer
We offer a wide variety of services ranging from asphalt paving, all types of driveways, landscaping, pot holes, parking lots, supplies, deliveries and much more. Here is a small list of the additional services we offer:
- Cobblestone driveways
- Parking Lots
- Line Striping
- Concrete driveways
- Private Roads
- Bluestone Patios
- Bluestone Pavers
- Local Deliveries
- Hardscaping
- Paving Stones
- Landscaping
- Light Excavation
- Drainage Work
- Retaining Walls
- Snow Plowing
- Blue Stone Patios
We service both resident and commercial clients in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut.
Paving an Asphalt Driveway Tips
When you pave your driveway you improve its aesthetic and functional quality which consists of the shape, utility, and experience it facilitates.
The key to a good asphalt driveway begins before the asphalt is even laid. A strong gravel base must be consolidated, usually around 5 layers thick. If this base is either too thick or too thin the potential quality of the driveway is at risk.
More About Asphalt Paving
There are generally three elements to look out for in the installation of an asphalt driveway: Design, materials, and construction.
For design the future installation site itself merits attention. Factors such as soil type and drainage should be examined to ensure that any weak spots can be fixed. For materials, a suitable aggregate asphalt should be mixed for laying. Construction involves checking the weather so that rainy weather does not befall the installation day.
The way asphalt sealer works is by limiting the exposure the pavement gets to oxygen and water. By limiting exposure the lifespan of the pavement is increased. Pavements made of asphalt are comprised of rock, sand, and glue.
An additional benefit to using asphalt sealers is the restoration of the look and feel of the pavement, giving it a rich, clean look. The subjective benefit the enhanced look provides is a good first impression for the image of a company, residence, or other.
Strong pavement is good on the outside and the inside. Sealers work to prevent eroding agents like water from getting to the sub level of the pavement and compromising its integrity.
