Asphalt Paving in Shediac

Driveway and cottage-lane paving across Shediac and Pointe-du-Chêne, scheduled ahead of the summer season and built for sandy coastal ground.

Shediac is the coast of Greater Moncton, the “Lobster Capital of the World,” and its paving is shaped by two things that set it apart from the city: the season and the shoreline. Moncton Paving Co paves and repairs driveways, cottage lanes, and small lots across Shediac, Pointe-du-Chêne, Parlee Beach, and out toward Grand-Barachois, and we work around both.

Scheduled Around the Season

Shediac is a summer town. Its population swells from June through September with cottage owners and beach traffic, and most owners want their driveway or lane finished before that season, not during it. Paving season here runs from late spring to early fall, when the ground is warm and dry enough for hot mix to compact and cure, and the best weeks fill quickly. Booking in the spring is how you have a fresh, sound surface ready before the summer arrives.

Built for Coastal Ground

Close to the water around Parlee Beach and Pointe-du-Chêne, the ground is sandy and gravelly. It drains well, which is good, but it is loose, so the base has to be built up and compacted carefully to give the asphalt something firm underneath. Combine that with coastal salt-air and a snowy Shediac winter of freeze-thaw, and it is the base and drainage work that decides whether a coastal driveway lasts. We build for that ground and give you a fixed written price before any work begins.

Neighbourhoods We Serve in Shediac

  • Shediac
  • Pointe-du-Chêne
  • Parlee Beach
  • Grand-Barachois

Our Services in Shediac

Shediac Paving Questions

Can you pave a seasonal cottage driveway before the summer?

Yes, and it is worth booking early. Shediac and Pointe-du-Chêne fill with summer residents and cottage traffic from June through September, so most owners want the driveway or lane done before the season starts. Paving season runs late spring to early fall, and the good weeks book up, so calling in the spring is the way to have it finished before you and your guests are using it.

Does the coastal ground near the beach change how you pave?

It can. The shoreline areas around Parlee Beach and Pointe-du-Chêne carry sand and gravel that drains well but is loose, so the base has to be built and compacted carefully to give the asphalt something firm to sit on. Add coastal salt-air and the freeze-thaw of a snowy Shediac winter, and proper base and drainage work is what keeps a coastal driveway from failing early.

Paving Shediac and Nearby

Driveway and asphalt paving across Shediac. Book a free quote and get a fixed price before we start.