Don Martin Corporation

Don Martin Corporation is not the shop you call for a driveway. The Marshfield company is a paving and surfacing subcontractor working public infrastructure: a Massachusetts state record places it on the June 2024 Uxbridge bridge replacement on the Route 146 ramp over Emerson Brook, and its claimed Procore profile lists 70 projects, 29 of them active, with an average project size above $22 million. Its diversity credentials are the part that checks out cleanly. The Massachusetts Supplier Diversity Office registry confirms an active Minority Business Enterprise certification and an active Disadvantaged Business Enterprise certification under number 19830020, the MBE running to August 2028. A 2023 state legislature filing likewise lists the company as an MBE subcontractor. What is missing is any customer account. Two Google ratings sit on the profile, with no written review behind either. Two items from public sources are worth raising. A safety-incident tracker citing federal OSHA data records a severe workplace injury — fractures across multiple lower-extremity locations — at a Don Martin Corporation site on Upland Road in Norwood, dated October 2025; ask directly about the company's safety program and its current OSHA history. Separately, a 2021 GBH News report described Gilbane/Hunt stating it had paid $2,737,800 to two minority-owned businesses, Don Martin Corporation among them, while GBH said the two companies' presidents confirmed receiving roughly $173,000 in contracts between them. That gap was the general contractor's reporting to account for rather than this company's, but it sits in the public trail all the same. For a general contractor or public agency looking for a certified MBE/DBE paving subcontractor, the certifications are registry-confirmed and the project list is substantial. For a homeowner pricing a driveway, this is a different scale of company, and there is no customer account here to judge that side of the work by.