Driveway Paving
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OldHillcrestGuy
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If your in Northern St. Mary's or Eastern Waldorf, Hughesville, Bryantown area I used Buckler's Paving out of Charlotte Hall last July, real small time company (2 guys) but his estimate beat the bigger guys by far. Did excellent job.
goodoleboy
New Member
Yeah, I'm looking at getting that done too and need a general idea of what to expect.
Copenhaver.
They do lots of major road projects. Called them for my driveway, they showed up, prepped and put three inches down where I wanted all in one day.
No problems, very polite, do a great job at a fair price.
ditto
My driveway is about 12' wide X 100' long. $3500
CRoyal
Infinite Impetus
PrepH4U
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Copenhaver.
They do lots of major road projects. Called them for my driveway, they showed up, prepped and put three inches down where I wanted all in one day.
No problems, very polite, do a great job at a fair price.
They were great!
wxtornado
The Other White Meat
I second this. I've recommended these folks to 3 other people and they were all extremely happy.
willie
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Whenever you want it to look new. IMHO it does nothing to preserve the driveway.
smilin
BOXER NATION
I wondered about that because I never see the state roads being "sealed". Just thought they used a better compound on highways.
An afterthought: I also understood that sealing any road was to keep water from getting under the blacktop, freezing and buckling it.
Can't see it with a new surface without cracks.
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Are you sure about that?
willie
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Of course not but it's my honest opinion.
Marinini put in my driveway about 15 years ago and after about 3 years it was gray but in solid shape. Over the years it got real ugly from oil spills, some dumass spray shining tires and leaving sem-circle stains, paint spills and a couple of jack stand scars. 3 years ago I finally got embarrassed by the ugliness and sealed it with 17 5 gallon buckets of the good stuff from Lowe's. The only repairs it needed was a quart of crack patch for the jack stand holes and a bag of asphalt for the dents my truck tires made parked in one spot in the summer heat. It's just starting to turn gray again but is in very good condition so IMHO sealer is cosmetic only.