Job site gallery: paving, sealcoating, and tree work
These are our own clips from real jobs across southern Maine and the New Hampshire seacoast, driveway paving, asphalt patch repairs, sealcoating, tree removal, and tree trimming.
Asphalt paving
Driveway paving
A residential driveway being paved and rolled out, edge to edge, on one of our paving days.
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Tree work
Taking a tree down in sections on a tight seacoast lot, with the drop zone controlled the whole way.
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Sealcoating
Sealer going down over a prepped driveway, the coat that keeps water and salt out of the asphalt.
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Fresh asphalt edge
Freshly laid asphalt with a clean, hand-finished edge where the pavement meets the lawn.
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Patch work, before
The driveway before the repair: a failed section with a pothole and soft spot that had to come out.
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Patch work, after
The same spot after the repair: new asphalt cut in, compacted, and sitting flush with the surrounding driveway.
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Asphalt paving
New parking area, finished
A full parking area paved corner to corner behind a York-area home, rolled smooth with a clean gravel shoulder holding the edge.
Asphalt paving
Compacting the edges
Running the plate compactor along the edge of the new pavement so the perimeter sets as tight as the middle before the job is called done.
Before and after: waterfront parking pad
Asphalt paving
Waterfront pad, before
The parking pad graded and compacted on a wooded waterfront lot, base prepped and ready for asphalt.
Asphalt paving
Waterfront pad, after
The same pad after paving: fresh asphalt laid, rolled, and hand-finished on all four edges.
Finished sealcoating jobs
Sealcoating
Sealed two-car driveway
A wide residential driveway right after sealer went down, cured to one even black from the garage aprons out to the road.
Sealcoating
Sealed driveway and apron
Fresh sealer on a ranch driveway, with the apron and edges cut in by hand so the coverage runs right to the grass line.
Sealcoating
Sealed long driveway
A long driveway sealed end to end in one pass sequence, including the branch that runs up to the side entry.
Sealcoating
Sealed and taped off to cure
Caution tape across a finished driveway while the sealer cures, which is how we leave a job so nobody tracks through it.
What to look for in the footage
The edges tell you most of what you need to know about a paving job. Where new asphalt meets a lawn, a garage slab, or an older section of driveway, the seam should be tight and the grade should carry water away instead of holding it. On the patch clips, watch how the failed section gets cut out squarely rather than filled over, then compacted until it sits flush with the pavement around it.
On the sealcoating clips, the thing to watch is coverage. Sealer worked out evenly cures to one consistent black with no thin streaks, which is what keeps water and road salt from reaching the asphalt underneath. On the tree work, notice the sections coming down in controlled pieces instead of all at once, which is how a removal happens safely on a tight seacoast lot with a house, driveway, or fence nearby.
Answers
Gallery questions
Are these your own jobs?
Yes. Every clip on this page was shot by us on our own job sites in southern Maine and the New Hampshire seacoast. Nothing here is stock footage.
Can I see a job like mine before I commit?
Call or text (207) 712-4447 and tell us what you are looking at. If we have done something close by, we will point you to it or describe how that job went.
How long does a driveway like the one in the video take?
Most residential driveways are a one-day job once prep is done. Patch work is usually a few hours. Timing depends on size, drainage work, and weather.
Do you take photos and video on every job?
We shoot when it makes sense, especially before-and-after on repairs. If you want documentation of your job, tell us up front and we will capture it.
Talk to the owner
Want your driveway to look like these
Call, text, or email with the address and what the property needs. We come look at it and price the work before anything starts.