Private Roads
Private Road Paving Done Right
Shared driveways, neighborhood roads, and HOA projects — planned for drainage, built for years of traffic.
A Road Shared Is a Road Worth Building Well
Private roads carry more traffic than any single driveway, but rarely get municipal maintenance. When they're built or renewed, the work has to be right — because the neighbors who share the road also share the cost of doing it twice.
All Starr Paving works with private communities, homeowners' associations, shared-driveway owners, developers, and commercial and industrial facilities to plan and build asphalt roads that last.
What goes into a private road project
- Project planning — scope, phasing, and access so residents can get in and out during work
- Drainage evaluation — water is the #1 destroyer of pavement; we plan where it goes
- Grading & base preparation — the structure that carries every vehicle after us
- Asphalt installation — hot-mix placed and compacted with professional equipment
- Long-term durability — built for plows, deliveries, and daily traffic in New England weather
Private Road Questions, Answered
Who is responsible for paving a private road?
Private roads are typically maintained by the property owners who share them — often through an HOA or a shared agreement. We can provide one clear estimate the group can review together.
Can you handle drainage problems on our road?
Water is the number one enemy of asphalt. We evaluate grading and drainage as part of every private road estimate and build correction into the plan where it's needed.
Planning a Private Road Project?
One estimate, one point of contact, one road your whole community can rely on.