Syosset, Long Island
Blacktop laid by a paving family since 1987.
Driveways, walkways, sport courts, parking lots and private roads across Nassau and Suffolk. Owner Tim Riccoboni learned the trade from his father and grandfather, and the company has been paving Long Island for close to four decades.
- 1987Paving Long Island since February 1987
- A+BBB rating, accredited since 2012
- 4.8Average from 169 HomeAdvisor reviews
- 3rdGeneration in the paving trade, family owned
What we pave
One crew for the whole job, from excavation to the last roll.
Homeowners, schools, clubs and property managers call for different things. Here is everything T. Riccoboni handles, so you know before you pick up the phone.
Driveways
New installs and full replacements, straight runs, half-circles and steep inclines.
Most requestedStoops & walkways
Front paths and steps that tie the driveway to the door.
ResidentialPatios
Backyard surfaces built on a properly graded base.
ResidentialExcavation
Old surface out, roots and soft spots dealt with, grade set before anything goes down.
PrepParking lots
Lots for businesses, offices and houses of worship.
CommercialPrivate roads
Shared drives and private roads for associations and estates.
CommercialSport courts & tracks
Basketball courts, sporting courts and running tracks.
Schools & clubsRecent work
Driveways around Long Island.
Photos from T. Riccoboni's own job gallery. On a finished site each one opens into a before and after set from the same job.
Drone flyover
Show the whole driveway, not a corner of it.
A phone photo from the sidewalk can't show a long driveway's curve, edges and pitch. A slow drone pass can, and it is the first thing a homeowner comparing quotes sees on the page.
What the add-on includes
- Aerial photos and a short video of finished jobs, shot by a licensed drone pilot.
- Edited for the web, so it plays smoothly on phones and loads fast.
- Placed where it sells: the top of the page and the work gallery.
Sample feature. The motion above is simulated with a photo from T. Riccoboni's gallery. No drone footage exists yet; real footage would be shot after sign-off.
How a driveway goes in
Four stops from estimate to finished blacktop.
Most people only replace a driveway once or twice. Knowing what happens on each day takes the guesswork out of it.
Estimate
A walk-through of the property, measurements, and a written price.
Excavate
The old surface comes out and problem spots, like roots, are handled.
Grade & base
The base is set and pitched so water runs off instead of pooling.
Pave & roll
Hot asphalt goes down, edges are finished and the surface is rolled tight.
Specials
Ways to save on your job.
These offers come from T. Riccoboni's current website. Ask about the details when you call for your estimate.
Senior citizens
A special rate for senior homeowners.
Get a neighbor
Pave the same week as someone on your block and both of you save.
Present a flyer
Got a T. Riccoboni flyer in the mail? Mention it at your estimate.
The Riccoboni name
Three generations in the paving trade.
Tim Riccoboni started the company in February 1987. Paving was already the family business: his father and grandfather both worked in it before him.
Nearly forty years later the company still works out of Syosset, holds an A+ with the Better Business Bureau, and has collected Angie's List service awards from 2014 through 2023.
Request an estimateEstimates
Tell us about the job.
A few details up front means a faster, more accurate visit.
- Call(516) 496-2096
- Office187 Berry Hill Rd, Syosset, NY 11791
- Service areaNassau and Suffolk counties
Demo complete.
On the real site this request would go straight to T. Riccoboni's office. Nothing was sent or saved.