Premium Sealing Driveway & Masonry

Premium Sealing Driveway & Masonry describes itself on its website as a family-owned paving business serving Fairfield and Westchester County, and its BBB profile says it is based in Norwalk. A recent Google customer had them seal a driveway and said they arrived on time, for a very reasonable price. Its BBB grade is A+. A recent customer described a driveway job where the quote was straightforward and scheduling was coordinated around the weather. A recent reviewer reached out after seeing a neighbor's driveway and said David was helpful and the timeline to get a proposal was convenient. A recent customer said they offered options other places did not and made two jobs more affordable. A 2026 customer who gathered quotes from five companies said they fixed part of the driveway that was eroding, turning a post-construction mud pit into a gravel and paved entryway. A 2025 reviewer wrote that they repaired cracks and sealed one driveway and added gravel to a second. A 2025 customer said John arrived within a couple of hours of the call to go over the project, and that he and his team later sealed an asphalt driveway and a concrete walkway. A 2025 customer described a pathway project done on time, with a few requested extras at no extra charge, and said a second project, driveway sealing, was already scheduled. A 2024 customer said John repaved the driveway, put in Belgian block and did a stone wall next to it, and gave a price right away. A 2023 customer said John and his team did crack filling, sealing and masonry pointing. A 2023 customer left a Monday message, got a call back from David, and said the driveway was sealed the next day. A 2022 BuildZoom reviewer wrote that he sealed their driveway every two years, and that when a snow plow destroyed it, he came to fix it and refused pay. A 2023 customer gave two stars after a back patio and driveway job, saying they promised to seal all cracks but filled half of them, the patio work was not professional, and he said he would come back to fix it and never did. In a 2018 BuildZoom review, a customer who described themselves as a senior said he demolished their patio without a signed contract after giving an estimate, then came to the home drunk demanding to drive them to the bank for an initial deposit of 3,000. Connecticut lists the company's home improvement contractor registration, HIC.0635645, as expired.