Concrete & paving in New York
1,590 concrete & paving listed across 539 cities in New York.
Concrete & paving make up 0.2% of New York listings, compared with 0.2% across all states we cover. That ranks New York #2 of 5 states for this category.
USA Business Search lists 1,590 concrete & paving in New York. The most are in Rochester (54), Brooklyn (48), Manhattan (42).
Updated October 2026Concrete & paving by city
Showing the 400 cities with the most concrete & paving. Use search to find any other town.
Well-documented concrete & paving in New York
A sample of listings with a street address, phone number and website, one per city.
Gernatt Asphalt Products
Afsco Fence Supply Co
Intercounty Paving Company, Inc.
L. Browe Asphalt Services
Concrete Cutting Co
Fire Brothers
All County Pavement Maintenance
Bubonia Holding Corporation
B Devries & Sons Concrete & Concrete Pumping
Concor Precision Inc
Willets Point Asphalt Corporation
How to choose a concrete contractor in New York
- Get two or three written quotes that list materials, labor and cleanup.
- Ask for proof of liability insurance and, for bigger jobs, workers' comp.
- Never pay the full price up front. Tie payments to finished stages of the work.
Check the license: your city or county licensing office (in New York City, the Department of Consumer and Worker Protection licenses home improvement contractors). New York has no statewide general contractor license, so licensing is handled by cities and counties. In New York City, Nassau, Suffolk, Westchester and several other counties, home improvement contractors need a local license.
Common questions
How many concrete & paving are listed in New York?
USA Business Search lists 1,590 concrete & paving across 539 New York cities and towns.
Which New York cities have the most concrete & paving?
Rochester (54), Brooklyn (48), Manhattan (42), Buffalo (37), Syracuse (28).
How do I choose a concrete contractor in New York?
Get two or three written quotes that list materials, labor and cleanup. Ask for proof of liability insurance and, for bigger jobs, workers' comp. Check the license with your city or county licensing office (in New York City, the Department of Consumer and Worker Protection licenses home improvement contractors).
Do concrete & paving need a license in New York?
New York has no statewide general contractor license, so licensing is handled by cities and counties. In New York City, Nassau, Suffolk, Westchester and several other counties, home improvement contractors need a local license.
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