Question 1

Will you actually call me back?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Call (802) 323-9355. We're a working crew, so we may be on a job when you ring. Leave a message — we return calls promptly. That is the first thing we want you to know.

Question 2

How soon can you come look at my driveway?

Accepted Answer

Usually within a few days of the call, often sooner in season. We set a time and keep it. You will not be left wondering if anyone is coming.

Question 3

When is paving season in Vermont?

Accepted Answer

Warm months, typically late spring through fall, when the ground and mix can be placed correctly. We will be honest if it is too late in the year for a lasting job and put you on the list for spring.

Question 4

How long does a driveway last up here?

Accepted Answer

Done right — sub-base, compaction, and a proper mat — a driveway or parking lot should look good for many winters. Freeze-thaw will find a weak base. We thoroughly evaluate your existing base during the estimate, so no corners get cut.

Question 5

Why do you look at the sub-base?

Accepted Answer

That is what survives Vermont winters. We thoroughly evaluate your existing base during the estimate, so no corners get cut. The asphalt you see is only as good as what is under it.

Question 6

Do you take small jobs?

Accepted Answer

Yes. A patch, a walkway, a driveway, a parking lot. No job too big or too small — we have done them all. If you're in Vermont, call.

Question 7

Do you pave in Vermont and northern New Hampshire?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Asphalt driveways and parking lots in Vermont and northern New Hampshire. Newport, St. Johnsbury, Danville, Barre, and Littleton are towns we are in a lot. If yours isn't on that list, still call — we'll tell you if we can get there.

Question 8

Are you a family company?

Accepted Answer

Third generation. The family started paving in 1970. Adam Fortin runs Northeast Paving and Sealing today. Same family on the work.

Driveways, lots, and the people who paved them.

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