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U.S. Pavement Services donated their time, equipment and asphalt paving services to create a sorting surface for the Clean River Project in Methuen, MA.  This platform will make it easier for the Clean River team to sort through the debris pulled from the Merrimack River and separate recyclables without including gravel in the mix.  The gravel content was causing some debris loads to be rejected and the newly donated asphalt surface now allows for a cleaner process.  U.S. Pavement paving Crew 2, Daryl Womack, Immer Chavarria, Bob Anderson, Kynan Mello, Dan Baker, and Scott Gallagher were pleased to donate their time and expertise for this great cause.

To introduce their comprehensive multi-million dollar Expect More Campaign, the theme of the West End House’s annual fundraising night was suitably “Expect More.”  Setting new records, over $500,000 dollars was raised to benefit the young people supported by the West End House.  The night began with tours of the West End House led by youth ambassadors, all of whom participate in the program on a regular basis.  A spirited auction followed and the festive crowd was treated to two outstanding performances by West End House youth. John Berman, anchor of CNN Early Start was the emcee for the evening for the second consecutive year.

On Saturday, June 4th, for the fourth consecutive year, U.S. Pavement Services, Inc. hosted over 300 veterans and their families at a Boston Red Sox game to honor military veterans and raise awareness for the Pledge to Hire Veterans initiative.  When U.S. Pavement Services CEO, Mike Musto established the initiative in 2014, it was a way to give to back to those who have given so much.  Giving back is a core value of the company but for Mike it’s personal. 

When U.S. Pavement Services, Inc. expanded operations earlier this year it was more than just a name change for Carolinas General Manager Rick Adkison.  It was a full integration of capabilities complete with brand new equipment, additional service offerings and expanded territory coverage in the region.  Since that time, the Operation’s already strong delivery capacity has been further expanded with an influx of new, Made In America equipment and vehicles.

There is nothing like opening day at Fenway Park after a long cold winter.  The Red Sox are back in town to begin the season and U.S. Pavement Services, Inc. is doing its part to get Fenway ready for another year.

Our crews spent the day getting three separate parking lots ready for the throngs of baseball fans who will visit the park throughout the season.  Just like the players need spring training to get in shape for the season, Fenway’s parking lots also needed to get in shape too but our teams were already in midseason form.