Cosmetic Paving & Sealcoating LLC

Cosmetic Paving & Sealcoating often finds its customers rather than the other way around — reviewer after reviewer describes Brian noticing a cracked or rock driveway while his crew was already working the street, knocking on the door, and having the whole job finished by the end of the day. It's a small, Plymouth-based paving and sealcoating outfit hired mostly for driveway work: repaving, widening, crack filling, and sealcoating, for both homeowners and businesses. The volume backs up the pattern. Google shows a 5.0-star average from 283 ratings, and the broader collection runs 276 reviews since 2022 across five platforms — deep enough that the same few things keep repeating. Turnaround is the headline: driveways get repaved or widened in a matter of hours, not weeks, and several reviewers describe getting an estimate and a finished driveway within the same week. Pricing draws consistent praise too — "fair," "reasonable," and "competitive" show up across years of reviews, not just a recent cluster. When something isn't right, reviews describe Brian coming back to fix it himself before taking payment rather than closing the job and moving on. The one real flag is a 2024 review describing a billing dispute after the crew added extra asphalt without confirming heights first — the homeowner ended up with driveway edges she called too high along both sides. It's worth pinning down grading and edge height explicitly before work starts, especially given how often jobs here get booked on the spot rather than through a lengthy estimate process. BBB also lists a Massachusetts licence (HE-215584, through the Office of Public Safety and Inspections, expiring in October 2027) on the company's profile, but that's BBB's own record rather than an independent state check, so it's worth confirming directly if licensing matters to you. For a driveway repave, widening job, or sealcoat around Plymouth and the South Shore, four years of mostly five-star reviews makes this a reasonably low-risk call — just get the grading and pricing details in writing before the crew shows up, since the fastest part of this business is sometimes the estimate itself.