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Paving Contractors in New Hampshire
Paving contractors install and repair asphalt driveways, walkways and parking areas. New Hampshire's paving season runs from spring to late fall, since asphalt needs warm temperatures to place and compact properly.
17 paving contractors are listed in the directory, sorted by Google rating. Get up to 3 free quotes.
Paving Contractors by region
- Paving Contractors in Greater Manchester (3)
- Paving Contractors in the Concord area (4)
- Paving Contractors in the Lakes Region (4)
17 paving contractors in NH
- Stan's Paving LLC — Paving in Hudson, NH · 4.6★ on Google (110 reviews)
- Bryant Paving LLC — Paving in Meredith, NH · 4.7★ on Google (23 reviews)
- Continental Paving, Inc. — General Contractor in Londonderry, NH · 3.1★ on Google (97 reviews)
- GSM Paving LLC — Paving in Gilford, NH · 5.0★ on Google (16 reviews)
- Advanced Excavating & Paving LLC — General Contractor in Suncook, NH · 4.0★ on Google (20 reviews)
- GMI Asphalt LLC — General Contractor in Belmont, NH · 3.6★ on Google (19 reviews)
- Bell & Flynn LLC — General Contractor in Stratham, NH · 4.8★ on Google (5 reviews)
- Affordable Asphalt — Paving in Hooksett, NH
- American Asphalt Paving LLC — Paving in Hooksett, NH
- Blaktop, Inc. — Paving in West Lebanon, NH
- J. Young & Son Paving — Paving in Hopkinton, NH
- LJM Construction, LLC — Excavation in Hillsboro, NH
- MWS Paving LLC — Paving in Hampton, NH
- Paving by Sam Cooper & Son, LLC — Paving in Bow, NH
- Sunday Paving & Sealing — Paving in Wolfeboro, NH
- Truseal LLC — Paving in Hudson, NH
- Young's Excavating & Paving LLC — Paving in Penacook, NH
Frequently asked questions
- When is paving season in New Hampshire?
- Roughly spring through late fall, when asphalt plants are open and temperatures allow. See our seasonal planning guide.
- Do I need a permit to pave a driveway?
- Some towns require a permit for paving or a new driveway cut onto the road. See our building permit guide.
- Do paving contractors need a license in NH?
- New Hampshire doesn't issue a state license for paving contractors, so check insurance, references and recent local work instead. Ask for a certificate of liability insurance from the contractor's insurer, and see our hiring checklist. Be cautious with door-to-door offers of leftover asphalt.
- How do I get quotes from paving contractors in New Hampshire?
- Compare the listings on this page and contact a few directly, or describe your project once on our free quote form and we'll send it to up to 3 matching local pros.