Brox Industries

Brox Industries says it has been making asphalt since 1949, and most of what customers write about it is written from the cab of a truck. A November 2025 reviewer was in and out quickly dumping concrete and asphalt and found the office staff friendly; back in September 2021 another said service was always good and the loader operators get it done. A June 2024 customer named Chris as someone good to work with. The company describes itself as a family-owned asphalt, aggregate, paving, construction and cold-planing business serving Massachusetts and New Hampshire, working from Hooksett and Hudson in New Hampshire and Dracut in Massachusetts. The jobs it turns up in the news for are at that scale: whav.net reported in 2023 that the State of New Hampshire had hired Brox to repave a stretch of Route 125, and a 2008 Lowell Sun piece described crews washing and sifting highway sand and stone. The one bad account is specific. In September 2025 a customer collecting material had some loose asphalt in the truck body and went to dump it; while they did, the mix that had been readied for them was put into another truck and tipped onto the ground. That is one yard-side complaint against three positive ones, on a written record of only four reviews. One more thing on the horizon: a September 2024 Hudson Times report described the town's Conservation Commission reviewing a proposal tied to the company's Greeley Street quarry expansion. This is a producer and a paving contractor built around highway and municipal work rather than driveways. If you are a homeowner, ask whether residential paving is something they take on at all before going further; if you are hauling, two reviewers describe a yard that turns trucks around fast.