Paving profile

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Paving profile · Fairfield County

Aikler Paving Company

Stamford, Connecticut

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Vesta’s read · verified June 2026

Aikler Paving Company is a paving company in Stamford, Connecticut. Aikler reads as a solid value paver for the bigger, more awkward job — large hillside driveways and parking lots that customers say held up and looked new years later, at rates they found honestly low for the quality.

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Track record

Public credentials and how they operate — checked against state registries and the review record, not self-reported.

Registered CT contractor · since 2014

Holds an active Connecticut Home Improvement Contractor registration — the state credential every contractor doing home work in CT is required to carry.

Confirmed in the CT Department of Consumer Protection registry · June 2026

Pricing tierValue
ValueMid-marketPremium

How they operate — from the review record

Commercial paving“a parking lot job that still looked new five years on”
Asphalt Paving“a large driveway up a steep hill paved with high-quality, durable results”
Driveway Specialty“honest, low rates cited for the quality on a big hillside driveway”

Scope of work

Driveway ReplacementCommercial Or Large Scale

What homeowners hire them for

New Driveway InstallationDriveway ResurfacingCommercial Parking Lot

Crew homeowners name: Eamon, Chris

Everything above is drawn from public reviews and Connecticut state records — nothing self-reported, nothing paid for.

A homeowner with a large driveway up a steep hill calls the field team trustworthy, efficient and fast, with rates that were honest and low for the quality delivered.

What sets them apart

Specialty capability confirmed in the review record — not every paving Vesta tracks takes this on.

Specialty

Commercial paving

Handles commercial lots and large-scale paving — a wider remit than most paving companies we track.

What homeowners say

Vesta’s read

Aikler reads as a solid value paver for the bigger, more awkward job — large hillside driveways and parking lots that customers say held up and looked new years later, at rates they found honestly low for the quality. The record is small, and it includes one older account of a drainage-grade problem that took too long to resolve before the company stepped in and changed the crew; the feedback since has been positive. On a smaller body of reviews that's worth weighing, especially on a complex grading or drainage site where it's smart to get the expectations in writing — but for a straightforward steep-driveway or lot repave, the value case is real.

Summarized by Vesta from public reviews · analyzed June 2026 — Vesta’s own wording, not the business’s, and never a copy of any single review.

What they’re known for

Big and steep driveways

Large hillside drives paved to a high standard, with customers expanding the scope once they saw the quality.

Holds up over years

Parking-lot and driveway work that customers report still looking new five years later.

Honest, low rates

Pricing described as fair and notably low given the quality of the finished product.

What to check before you hire

Vesta’s plain checklist for paving contractors. General guidance about the trade — not a claim about this business.

01

Confirm registration and insurance

A driveway or walkway is home-improvement work — the contractor should hold an active CT registration and carry liability coverage.

02

Ask about the base, not just the surface

Most paving failures start underneath. Ask about excavation depth, gravel base, and compaction — the part you can't inspect once it's done.

03

Specify materials and thickness

Asphalt thickness, paver brand and type, edge restraint, and drainage slope decide whether it lasts five years or twenty-five. Get them in writing.

04

Mind the weather and the warranty

Temperature affects how asphalt and joints set, so avoid marginal-weather pours. Ask what is guaranteed and for how long.

What paving costs in Fairfield County

A planning range for the trade across Fairfield County — general guidance, not a quote from this business.

Asphalt driveway (new or full replacement)$4,000 – $12,000

Most Fairfield County homeowners spend roughly $4,000–$12,000 on a new asphalt driveway. The spread comes from size, how much old surface comes off, and whether you choose asphalt or pavers.

See the full paving cost breakdown for Fairfield County →
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