Best Driveway Paving Contractors near Mont-Royal, QC
None of these companies is based in Mont-Royal; they work from towns including Laval, Montreal and Boisbriand.
24 companies listed · 1 open 24/7 · 15 open weekends · 23 rated 4.5+ · 10 show a licence
Data verified October 21, 2026
Artifex Landscaping
Premier Sealers / Scellants Premier
Florida Deck and Landscaping
Pavage Sealtec
Pavage Elite
Listed for homeowners in and around Mont-Royal, QC, these 24 companies pave and repair driveways, with most of the work packed into a short season. What each one publishes about base, asphalt and repairs is its own claim; ratings and quotes come from public reviews.

Area overview: Mont-Royal, QC
The 24 companies on this page are rated from 4.1 to 5.0 across 2,309 reviews; 21 have 50 or more reviews and 23 are rated 4.5 or higher. When customers rate these companies on specific qualities, they most often praise professionalism (91%), quality (77%) and value (62%). The topics that come up most in reviews of the companies on this page are "cleanliness" and "efficient". 1 is open around the clock; 15 are open on Saturdays and 9 on Sundays. The services the companies on this page list most often on their websites are asphalte (4), excavation (2), mini-excavation (2), pavage (2) and scellant asphalte (2). 10 show a licence on their websites. Domain records put 9 websites of the companies on this page at ten or more years old; the oldest dates from 2001. 1 offers emergency call-outs; 4 give free estimates; 2 are family- or locally-owned and 1 lists coupons or special offers. We have a website on file for all 24 of the companies on this page; 19 publish a contact page; 22 list a public email and 1 takes bookings online. We count these figures across the companies on this page; hours and prices change, so confirm the details with the company before you book.
Which paving companies here quote without charging?
Quotes at no charge are noted in 4 of the 24 paving listings on this page. Get a few, and compare what goes under the asphalt rather than the bottom line. The cheapest number in a short season is often a thinner base, which is exactly what fails first through a hard winter.