Quality Paving has exceeded all our expectations when initially agreeing to have them do the work. Very communicative throughout the entire process. The supervisor and the team was very committed to executing the work and they have done it very well. I do recommend using this company. read more

These guys are awesome! I called for an estimate, received that estimate that same day. I accepted and I had a brand new driveway 2 weeks later. Highly recommend. read more

Quality Paving - General Contractors Near Me - Canton, Michigan

Do NOT give this business your money. Let's laundry list all the problems we had. 1) They tore up our yard on a side of the house they weren't even working on. 2) The remains of a stump, that they were made aware of during consultation and assured us wouldn't be a problem, ended up being a problem. The work was stopped and we were forced to pay an emergency rush price to have someone come remove it same-day. 3) They damaged our garage frame while putting in the asphalt then proceeded to dodge and avoid us for over a month trying to get them to even come look at the damage. We gave up and ended up just paying for the repairs ourselves. 4) We had a lien put on our house by their asphalt supplier because they aren't paying their bills with them. 5) Five months after the job and our driveway is already cracked and crumbling in one spot. Seek help elsewhere. read more

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I hired Quality Paving after researching companies online and seeing what appeared to be solid reviews. My initial conversations with their representative and foreman, Richard George, gave me the impression that they were reputable and straightforward. Unfortunately, my experience proved to be the opposite. Initial Agreement and Expectations Richard quoted the project at approximately $20,000. I was clear from the beginning that I wanted a full tear‑out, a recompacted base, and a completely new lot installed. He assured me that: The area under the carport could be removed and replaced without issue The lot would be stripped Permits would be handled by the company Parking blocks would be reset A storm drain would be properly addressed Weather delays pushed the project back about a week and a half, which I was fine with. The crew on site worked hard, but several issues arose that contradicted what was promised. Permit and Paperwork Issues Despite being told the company would handle the permit, I discovered that: The permit was filed incorrectly (wrong address, wrong information) I had to redo the paperwork myself Richard attempted to charge me double for the permit and bond He failed to disclose that the bond deposit is refundable This was the first major red flag and felt blatantly dishonest. Changes to the Scope of Work During the tear‑out, the crew informed me they could not remove the asphalt under the carport and would simply overlay it. This directly contradicted what Richard promised. I made it clear that this changed the scope and cost of the job. He assured me he would "take care of it," but never provided revised numbers and later attempted to charge the full original price. Roughly one‑fifth of the job was not completed as agreed, which saved them significant labor, material, and disposal costs. Yet they still attempted to collect full payment. Quality and Cleanup Concerns Additional issues included: A broken concrete parking block left in place Parking blocks not set permanently or straight (one has already been pushed into the grass by a tenant) Damage to the sidewalk, driveway approach, and street from their equipment Stains and marks that they claimed would "clean right up" but do not Roller divots and boot imprints in the asphalt that now collect water and ice While the lot looks generally good from a distance, the details and workmanship do not reflect the price paid. Communication Problems Throughout the project, reaching Richard by phone was extremely difficult. He rarely answers calls and relies almost entirely on text messages. After the job was completed, he became even harder to reach. Attempts to schedule the 3‑month sealing (which affects the extended warranty) went unanswered. Serious Legal Issue The most alarming problem occurred after final payment was made. Although I paid in full--documented by contract, text messages, and the cleared check--Richard never paid the asphalt supplier (Ajax) for the materials used on my property. As a result, a legal notice and lien were placed on my property. Attempts to contact Richard about this were ignored. The one message I did receive claimed he was "getting on a plane" and that they were "working with the banks." Meanwhile, Ajax informed me that he was behind by over $100,000 and that they would not continue doing business with him unless he paid cash. I have had no choice but to seek legal counsel. Attempts to contact Quality Paving's corporate office have also gone unanswered. They use an answering service, and despite multiple calls and an email, no one has returned my messages. Warranty Concerns One of the reasons I chose this company was the advertised 1‑year warranty, extendable to 3 years if you reseal with them. Given the lack of communication and the unresolved lien issue, I have no confidence that they would honor any warranty. Final Recommendation Based on my experience, I cannot recommend Quality Paving. The combination of: Misrepresentation Poor communication Unaddressed workmanship issues Dishonest billing practices And most importantly, failure to pay their supplier resulting in a lien on my property makes this a company I strongly advise others to avoid. I have extensive documentation--texts, call logs, photos, and drone footage--to support every part of this review. read more

We've decided to hire Quality Paving to replace our commercial parking lot. I've never been so happy with my decision and the outcome. Not only were they able to accommodate us on the weekend during closed hours. They were also able to allow us to use as normal on Monday! Highly recommend. read more

Quality Paving by far exceeding my expectations. The team was great and the owner supervised the entire process. Highly recommend.

This company came highly recommended. Unfortunately this is not our experience with them. We had them rip up and replace our driveway and add a new area on the side of our house. The issue started when they told us that we needed to get a stump grinding service for some old roots in the new area. We specifically pointed out this area when they were quoting us and they said that it would not be a problem. Turns out it was a problem that we needed to do it that night or else we would have to wait for a few weeks to get the driveway finished. But don't worry, they have a buddy that can come out and do it. Just $800. When the driveway was finished, they told us that it would be $1000 extra because of something. What? They did not inform us of the extra cost before doing whatever they did. After they left, we discovered that they ran into our garage and dented the siding. We called the owner who said he would come around and see it. That has been over a month ago. They are now ghosting us. Not answering phone calls and texts. Saying they will come out and then not showing. Also, parts of the driveway are collecting water. We are so pissed, we should be getting better service for over $30k!! TLDR: Don't use them, unless you don't mind your house getting broken and a meh paving job. Don't worry, they won't call you back after the job is done. Also, after I posted a Google review, the owner told me I was a hysterical woman and to speak with my husband. read more

Honest. Fair pricing. Quality Work. Called in for an estimate, I received my on site meeting within the next few days and they scheduled me to have the work performed 2 weeks after! read more

Your contract will probably include the term "as needed". This can (and likely will) replace anything the salesman told you. The final job parameters are determined by the crew lead and in my case it differed substantially from what I was told by the salesman. Your quote will have a "Notice to Owner" section that indicates that you will be responsible for payment to the Quality Paving company's subcontractors if they fail to do so within 30 days. You should get a signed Unconditional Release of Lien before making your final payment. They never mailed the promised waiver of lien. Before contracting with Quality Paving you should get a written copy of their warranty. You should withhold final payment until you have had a chance to walk over the entire project and inspect for problem areas. I found (8) problems and Quality Paving will not return calls or texts to review the problem areas and make corrections. They never mailed the promised warranty. A few photos are attached. In fairness, the crew that worked on my project were very pleasant to deal with. I had no issues with them other than the difference between what was quoted and what was done and of course the problem areas. They were able to do the work very soon after the salesman's visit and that was appreciated. Nobody else approached me for payment so I guess they paid their subcontractors. Overall I like the way the job looks but I am concerned about how well it will hold up. There are several areas that are clearly too thin and I'm afraid they will simply peel away over the coming winter and spring and I'll be faced with pot holes to fill. I guess time will tell. Good luck if you decide to use this company. read more

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Based on this one positive review from last year, and the price I was quoted, I contracted with Quality Pavement to apply new asphalt to my driveway. To their credit, they were able to come three weeks earlier than originally scheduled, on April 23rd. While everything seemed to go professionally, a fire broke out in my garage four hours after they left. A neighbor witnessed one of the workmen using a torch to fuse the edges. This was verified by the Fire Department Inspector and documented in photographs. Upon closer examination, there was a low spot on the left corner of the garage that the workman was trying to "melt" and even out. The concentration of torch heat and the presence of aluminum siding fed the fire that spread throughout the garage. The question is why was the torch used? I have had asphalt done before and never experienced this. I have information from another neighbor in the construction field that the asphalt was allowed to cool before properly done, and the torch was used to compensate. As a result, my garage and contents were damaged to the total of $42,000. A few days after the fire, flaws in the asphalt started to appear in the form of dents and depressions that hold water and will pose a slip and fall hazard when ice forms in the winter. Pictures were taken and sent to Richard George, Manager of Quality Paving three weeks after the incident. He did not respond immediately, and after Emailing between May 28th and June 8th, he finally responded by saying that a "work order" was in and the usual procedure was to return to apply a "surface coating six to 12 months after the initial application." I asked him when in October could I expect this. He failed to respond to this question. I continued to remind him of this pending matter, and he started becoming evasive. A month ago, I had an attorney send Mr. George a letter directing him to address these matters by September 20th. This letter was ignored. Yesterday, September 21st, I Emailed Mr. George inviting him one last time to come and see the flaws and schedule a repair appointment. I reminded him of his Email from May where he said there was a work order to do a surface coating. He now says the Quality Paving is no longer doing this and he had been reaching out to three companies to do this. But no commitment has resulted. Then Mr. George contradicted what he said and denied any obligation to correct the flaws in the job. All of this was in an Email exchange last night. This paving job was quoted at $6,500 with a stated warranty that Mr. George is failing to honor. Wouldn't it be so much easier to honor the commitment and fix this poor paving job since there are already two counts of negligence of his company has already created a $42,000 liability for his company? Wouldn't just fixing the problems be so much easier, a better use of time and energy, and a better form of customer service than going to court, which has already been threatened by the attorney? My patience are growing thin. read more

QP Quality Paving 5 Richard and his crew did a great job resurfacing and extending my driveway in Clawson , it looks terrific and at a very fair price. Communication was great and he did exactly what he said he would do and right on time. They were fast and very professional would highly recommend them . Job well done thank you . read more