Cape Curb Appeal

Cape Curb Appeal is an East Sandwich crew that works Cape Cod driveways — asphalt, stone, shell and gravel — plus sealcoating and small commercial parking lots. Reviewers keep naming the same two people running the jobs: owner Bill, who does the estimates, and Max, who runs the crew on site. Multiple customers describe it plainly as a family business. The volume speaks to how long this has been working: 79 Google reviews average 4.8 stars, and the BBB rates the company A+ and accredited. What repeats across years of reviews is speed and a lack of surprises. In 2025, one homeowner described a steep, drainage-troubled driveway finished five days ahead of schedule and under budget, with Max walking them through the options first. In 2024, another said Max beat competing quotes by $3,000 and added requested berms at no extra charge. In 2023, a customer who'd waited weeks just to get other paving contractors to show up said Bill was out for an estimate the same day they called. The commercial side of the business shows up too — a business-owners' association at Enterprise Corners in Hyannis and a Cape Cod motoring shop both hired the crew for parking-lot paving and sealcoating, and one reviewer says they subcontracted the company for a paving job in West Dennis. Two things are worth knowing before calling. A 2023 one-star review said the company never returned calls about a small job after several tries — a sharper complaint than anything else in the record, though a 2025 reviewer describes the opposite experience, saying a small job was handled responsively. And a 2018 Angi review, older than the rest of the written record, described a sealcoating job where cracks were sealed over rather than filled first, and felt rushed — worth asking about directly if crack repair is part of the scope. For a full driveway install, resurfacing job, or a parking lot that needs sealcoating before winter, this is a crew with years of specific, detailed praise behind it. If the job is small, it's worth confirming upfront that they'll take it rather than waiting on a callback that may not come.