Shattuck Paving is a family-owned asphalt and paving contractor based in Milford, New Hampshire, doing driveway paving, sealcoating, excavation, asphalt repair, concrete work and commercial snow plowing. It carries an A+, accredited BBB profile, and its Google page — 4.8 stars across 156 ratings — is backed by an unusually long, active written history: 83 reviews stretching from 2021 to this month.
The consistency across that many reviews is the story here. Customers describe driveways that lasted decades: one 2025 review says a driveway Shattuck paved in 1993 held up for 32 years before it needed replacing, and another from September 2025 is from a residential repeat customer of 30 years. The office is repeatedly singled out by name — Michelle, handling quotes and follow-up, gets thanked in reviews spanning 2024 through this August — and crew members like Dave are credited with coming back to make a repair right when winter frost caused problems. The company also handles larger jobs: reviewers describe an 80-unit community's full paving needs, three new driveways installed across one neighborhood in a season, and employee parking-lot sealing and striping for a business. Its most recent reviews, from July and August 2026, describe a full driveway tear-out and replacement and a sealcoating job with crack repair, both rated five stars — recent activity here (7 reviews in the last six months, none negative) matches the longer pattern.
A few accounts stand out against that pattern. A 2021 review described a job repeatedly rescheduled with poor phone communication; another from the same year described a trenching issue during a paving job that required extra gravel to fix, after the company had been made aware of the sitework beforehand. Separately, two reviews — one from 2022, one from 2025 — describe company-lettered trucks behaving aggressively on the road: a driver nearly hitting a cyclist on Route 62, and the owner making an obscene gesture while driving around a traffic circle. Those are about conduct on the road rather than paving craftsmanship, but worth knowing about.
BBB also lists a U.S. Department of Transportation registration number for the company, a directory claim rather than something verified here directly. Overall, for a driveway, parking lot or larger paving project in southern New Hampshire, this is a long-tenured, broadly trusted operation with a genuinely deep and mostly excellent track record — the kind of specifics (named staff, repeat decades-long customers, follow-up repairs) that are hard to fake, tempered by a couple of real complaints worth asking about.
