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No state license for this trade. Maine doesn't license or register pavingbusinesses, so there's no state registry to check. That's true of every paving business in the state, not a mark against this one. Insurance is self-reported.
Highlights
- A millings driveway — a 2025 customer said it held through a downpour
- A gravel driveway — a 2025 customer said the lines were perfect
- An unfinished top coat — a 2025 customer said the driveway sat 4 inches lower
- A $24,000 dispute — a 2025 customer said Brian would not share insurance information
- A sloppy finish — a 2023 customer cited uneven edges and a low spot
Superior Paving does driveway work, and its website names Auburn as its service area. On Google it holds 3.5 stars from 13 ratings. A 2025 customer said Brian and his crew paved 500 feet of their driveway using millings rather than fresh tar, which saved them money and solved washout issues from the old gravel. That 2025 customer said a downpour hit the very next day and the driveway held. A 2025 customer said Brian and his crew tore out a crumbled driveway, laid down reclaim gravel and did the walkway, and that the lines were perfect. A 2025 customer said they paid $24,000 to Brian, that other paving professionals who looked at the job described it harshly, and that he would not give them his insurance information to file a claim. That 2025 reviewer also wrote that Brian operated under various company names and that the three they found on a corporation commission website were suspended or dissolved. A 2025 customer said a driveway done a few years back never got its top coat, leaving it 4 inches lower, and that the garage door frame was hit and ripped off the house. A 2023 customer called the job sloppy, citing random, uneven edges, a low spot where they park that holds a puddle or an ice patch, and a price way more expensive than other quotes.
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