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Home Service Area Dundee
Dundee’s Main Street runs through wine country, lined with tasting rooms and the parking lots that serve them. Porter paves and seals those lots, plus the driveways climbing into the hills behind town.
Highway 99W doubles as Dundee’s Main Street, past the tasting rooms that draw wine country visitors off the highway. The town’s traffic was legendary before the bypass opened; these days 99W moves easier, but the parking lots along it still make the first impression for every business behind them.
Porter stripes and re-stripes those lots, seals the asphalt against sun and wear, and handles curb work and ADA stalls for the businesses that need it. The same crew handles the driveways just off Main Street too, from patch repairs to a full sealcoat every three to five years.
Main Street flattens out fast once you turn off it. The vineyard and estate properties up in the Dundee Hills sit behind driveways that gain real elevation, curving up through the trees before they reach the house.
Porter grades those driveways for the slope, paves them in asphalt, and converts gravel to asphalt where that’s the right call for the property. The sealcoat cycle up here runs the same as anywhere else: every three to five years, so the surface holds up to the grade instead of wearing thin at the curves.
Driveway, tasting room lot, or vineyard road: Porter will take a look and give you a straight answer.
“I was skeptical because of past experiences…
No worries with Porter … Great job ..
I would recommend him to do the job …”
Yes. Driveways in the hills above town often climb a good grade before they reach the house. We grade the base to handle the slope, and if the driveway is still gravel, we can convert it to asphalt so it holds up instead of washing out.
Yes. We handle layouts, re-stripes, ADA stalls, and curb work for lots along 99W, plus sealcoating so the asphalt does not gray out from constant sun and traffic.
Every three to five years for most driveways and lots, depending on traffic and sun exposure. Sealcoating protects the asphalt underneath and keeps that fresh black finish.
Yes. We grade the driveway, prep the base, and pave it in asphalt so it holds up to regular vineyard or estate traffic instead of rutting and washing out.
Tell us about the driveway, lot, or vineyard road and we’ll get back to you within 1 business day. Every estimate is free, with no pressure.
Tell us a little about the project and we’ll take it from there.
