Paver & Cobblestone Driveways
A paver driveway is one of the highest-impact improvements you can make to a property's entrance. Unlike asphalt, individual pavers can be lifted and reset if a utility line needs access, and the look ages well, stone doesn't fade, crack at expansion seams, or need to be resealed every few years.
We install paver driveways, cobblestone driveways, and apron sections in a range of colors and patterns. Proper base depth, adequate drainage, and solid edge restraint are what keep a paver driveway looking right after a few Maine winters.
Granite Steps, Curbing & Posts
Granite curbing, light posts, and mailbox posts are small projects with a big margin for error, the wrong depth or the wrong base and they lean, shift, or snap the first time a plow clips them. We set every post deep enough and backfilled correctly so it stays straight through years of plowing.
Granite entry steps are the same story. They don't shift, they don't spall, and properly bedded granite stairs will still look right in forty years. We cut and set granite for entry landings, door steps, and front walk transitions.
Often paired with this work.

Patios, Walkways & Outdoor Living
Carry matching pavers or stone from the driveway through to the back yard.
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Stone & Retaining Walls
Pair granite curbing with a stone wall along the same driveway.
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