Coastal Paving

One name keeps surfacing in Coastal Paving's reviews — William — usually right next to the price. Cape Cod homeowners describe calling for a driveway quote, getting one within a day, and hearing a number well under what they'd been quoted elsewhere; a 2023 customer said it came in near half a competing bid. The company works out of 1070 Iyannough Road in Hyannis and says on its own site that it's a family-owned Massachusetts paving contractor handling asphalt paving, resurfacing, milling, seal coating, excavation, site work and drainage for homeowners, businesses and towns. It also describes itself as an approved MassDOT contractor and MBTA vendor, and HomeAdvisor's profile lists it as a MassDOT Prequalified Vendor. The work people describe is mostly driveways, and the shape repeats: tear out the old surface, pave the new one, sometimes add a walkway, be gone inside a week. A customer writing in late 2025 had the crew reshape the curve of a driveway and sort out a retaining wall. A 2021 reviewer hired them twice — once at home, once for a homeowners' association, where the job meant resetting a catch basin grate, patching nine sink holes and filling cracks across seven streets. Another, in early 2025, had a driveway resurfaced in Yarmouth and noted the crew was punctual, cleaned up, and charged a reasonable price. The complaints cluster on one thing: reaching them once the job is underway. A November 2025 one-star reviewer said the work was never finished, a mess was left in the road, and neither phone number was answered — the voicemail box was full — so they cleaned up themselves and were left with three of the company's cones. An April 2023 two-star review tells a milder version of the same story: a good first meeting and an agreed price, then no word on a start date, two calls with nobody answering and no way to leave a message, and a delayed job that came back with a couple of issues. A 2022 four-star customer liked the crew but came home to equipment and a garden hose left out across a weekend nobody worked. The platforms don't agree with each other. Google sits at 4.6 across 21 ratings and carries both low reviews; Angi and HomeAdvisor each publish the same ten reviews, every one of them five stars. HomeAdvisor's page also gives the business two different tenures — six years of experience in one field, thirty-five in its blurb. A sensible call if you want a driveway done fast and priced sharply on the Cape. Before handing over a deposit, get the start date in writing and ask for a second way to reach them mid-job — that's where the unhappy customers say it came apart.