Asphalt Engineering

Asphalt Engineering is a Bellingham, MA-based paving and asphalt maintenance company, self-reported trading under the same name since 2005, serving residential, commercial, and municipal customers across Massachusetts with driveway and parking-lot paving, sitework, drainage, and asphalt maintenance. It holds an active Massachusetts home improvement contractor license (#205966), verified on the state registry, and is BBB-accredited (since 2010) with an A+ rating. It carries a very large review footprint — 4.9 stars from 683 Google ratings and 4.9 stars from 261 ratings on Angi. Reviews across several years consistently praise full driveway removal-and-repave jobs, naming the same crew leads — Chris, Christian, Ricky, and Dennis among them — for careful attention to drainage pitch, thorough site cleanup, and clear communication from the office throughout. A 2023 review described the company navigating months of town zoning and surveyor disputes over a drainage system more accurately than the town's own surveyor, and a 2026 review described a technician returning to repair cracking from a prior year's job at no charge. A few things are worth asking about, and they cluster in a specific place. A repeat customer's August 2026 review described over two months of delay and multiple non-weather-related reschedules, both a few years ago and again this year. Separately, two 2026 reviews specifically about resealing and crack-filling work — as opposed to full driveway paving — described an uneven, poorly blended finish and unaddressed drainage promises made at the time of sale, and another 2026 review said the seal-coat work was performed by a different, subcontracted company than expected. A 2025 review also described a utility gas-line marking mistakenly extended onto a neighboring property during a nearby job. For full driveway removal and paving, Asphalt Engineering draws deep, consistent, specific praise across a large customer base. Given the recent complaints, it's worth confirming a firm start date and, for smaller resealing or crack-filling jobs specifically, asking directly whether the work will be done in-house or subcontracted.