A gravel driveway that has been driven on for years looks like it should be the easiest thing in the world to pave: the shape is there, the ground is packed, and it drains well enough. Sometimes that is true. More often the gravel that is there is the wrong material, the wrong depth, or…
NH Paving and Excavation Guides
Practical guides from Young's Excavating & Paving LLC for New Hampshire property owners planning paving, excavation, drainage and site work.
When to Sealcoat a New Driveway in New Hampshire
A new asphalt driveway looks its best on the day it is rolled, and the most common question in the weeks after is when to seal it to keep it that way. The honest answer is later than most people expect, and sealing early is one of the few ways a homeowner can shorten the…
How a Commercial Parking Lot Gets Paved in New Hampshire
A parking lot is not a large driveway. It carries more weight, it sees turning trucks and plows, it has to drain across a much bigger surface, and it has to keep working while the business it serves stays open. Most of the difference between a lot that lasts twenty years and one that starts…
Parking Lot Repairs and Resurfacing at Summit Title Services in Bedford, NH
In May 2026, Young’s Excavating & Paving LLC completed parking lot repairs and resurfacing at Summit Title Services in Bedford, New Hampshire. The work covered two areas of settled pavement, which were cut out and repaired, followed by preparation and an asphalt overlay across approximately 10,075 square feet. Repairing the failed areas before resurfacing meant…
When to Pave a Driveway in New Hampshire
Asphalt is temperature-dependent in a way most building materials are not. It arrives hot, it has to be spread and compacted before it cools, and how cold the air and the ground are decides how much time the crew has to get that right. In New Hampshire that turns the calendar into a real constraint…