C.V.D. Paving, Corp.

C.V.D. Paving is the kind of paving contractor whose name shows up in town hall paperwork rather than in homeowner reviews. Run out of Saugus by Adam DeCastro, it has been incorporated since 2010 — the business itself dates to 2009 by its BBB file — and works as a residential, municipal, state and federal paving contractor: new roads, road repairs, sealcoating and driveways, with day and night crews. The firm's Massachusetts Supplier Diversity Office certifications are active and verified in the registry — Minority Business Enterprise and Disadvantaged Business Enterprise, both under certificate 20100325, with the MBE running to August 2028. That matters practically: DBE status is what lets a company bid the federally-funded highway and municipal work it says it does, and Massachusetts town and state procurement records are where its name surfaces. What's missing is the homeowner side of the story. Its BBB profile carries an A+ grade with no complaints since the file opened in 2012, but also no customer reviews; the Angi and HomeAdvisor listings are new and empty; the Procore page is unclaimed and blank. Nobody has written publicly about how a job of theirs went. Two small things to pin down. Its own experience claims don't line up — the Angi profile reports 16 years while its blurb on the same page says over 20 — and the residential list there (asphalt install and patching, sealing, interlocking pavers, parking-lot striping) is broader than the road-work description elsewhere. Neither is alarming; both are worth a direct question. For a driveway or a small lot, this is a public-works paver with a long incorporation history and clean certifications but no consumer track record you can read. Ask for addresses of recent residential jobs nearby, get the depth of asphalt and the base preparation in writing, and confirm current insurance before scheduling.