Maple Ridge Sealcoating

About Maple Ridge Sealcoating

March in Sebago runs two seasons at once — sap ticking into buckets under the maples by noon, and eight wet inches piled along the ridge by dark. That heavy late-winter snow is the kind that tests a driveway, and Maple Ridge Sealcoating meets it: plowing lots and drives, pushing the banks back before they narrow the way, breaking the glaze that sets when a thaw refreezes after midnight. Sand goes down wherever the slope wants to argue. The reward is small and exact — a bare apron of pavement with steam lifting off it in the first sun, and a car that pulls out without a second thought. When the ridge finally lets go in April, the ground underneath comes out unscarred, and that is the point.