Road One Paving LLC

Road One Paving describes itself as a Northwood, NH asphalt paving contractor doing residential driveways and commercial parking lots, plus sealcoating, asphalt repairs, milling and excavating across southern and central New Hampshire. The site says it has been an asphalt paving specialist since 1956. On Google it holds 4.6 stars from 61 ratings, and its BBB grade is A+. A recent customer met Lucky while the company was doing a new driveway in the neighborhood; he was at the customer's place for an estimate within an hour, and after the driveway was done the team cleaned up the work area and swept where they worked. A recent customer described an old driveway rip out and replacement and said Uncle Wash and Lorri answered all their questions. A recent customer said Road One re-did their parking lot. A recent customer said their paving was delayed by the early start of winter, and they were one of the first on the list in the spring. A 2025 customer said the company re-graded a very steep driveway and re-paved it. A 2025 customer said Road One changed the base material and grade and repaved part of a driveway another company had done wrong in 2023. A 2025 customer said they were charged $4,700 extra after the existing driveway turned out to be about 6 1/2" thick, which they said was never raised beforehand. A 2025 customer said the company got its equipment stuck on their lawn, left trash, and that the owner never came back to fix the cosmetic issues. A 2023 customer said the job was rescheduled four times and then nobody showed up or called to cancel. In a 2022 review, a customer said the owner, Joe, arrived on the day of a job paving under a deck and told them to call another company. A 2023 commenter on r/newhampshire wrote to avoid Road One out of Northwood, saying it butchered their driveway. A rutlandherald.com article reports a consumer fraud lawsuit by the Vermont Attorney General's office against Joseph Stanley of Northwood, N.H., doing business as Road One Paving. A seacoastonline.com article reports that a man who worked for Road One Paving of Northwood was pinned between a minipaver and a Bobcat.