Dunstable, MA's Asphalt Paving Experts
Property owners in Dunstable, Massachusetts, can count on Bob Muldoon Paving for high-quality paving services delivered on time and within budget.
As a second-generation, privately owned pavement company, we believe in completing construction projects efficiently without sacrificing craftsmanship—always respecting your schedule and deadlines. We are proud to offer a long list of references upon request, a testament to the trust we’ve built across generations of satisfied clients.
For over 56 years, Bob Muldoon Paving has served Massachusetts with expert asphalt and concrete services, including drainage and excavation work, asphalt paving, driveway repair, asphalt overlays, sealcoating, and more. Our experienced team combines time-tested methods with modern techniques to deliver lasting results for residential, commercial, and municipal clients alike.
Contact Bob Muldoon Paving today to schedule a consultation and discover the difference our experience and dedication can make.
Services Offered in
Dunstable, MA
- Landscaping
- Drainage & Excavation
- Catch Basins
- Asphalt Paving
- Resurfacing
- Installation
- Asphalt Paving Repair
- Residential Paving
- Asphalt Driveway
- Driveway Repair
- Concrete
- Commercial Paving
- Parking Lot
- Asphalt Overlay
- Parking Lot Repair
- Asphalt Crack Filling
- Asphalt Patching
- Asphalt Milling
- Pavement Maintenance
- Sealcoating
- Parking Lot Striping
- Crack Sealing
WHY CHOOSE US
- Legacy of Excellence – With a rich heritage dating back to 1968, we proudly stand as a second-generation privately owned asphalt company committed to transforming New England properties.
- Certified Quality – As a fully licensed and insured paving contractor, we provide peace of mind to our clients.
- Timely & Efficient – We take pride in our prompt delivery of all asphalt paving and repair services, working tirelessly to finish the job quickly.
Things To Do in Dunstable, MA
A town in Middlesex County, MA, Dunstable was named after is sister town Dunstable in Bedforshire, England. The sister town in England was the home of Edward Tyng, the town’s original first settler. Multiple theories abound as to how the name of Dunstable came about, but some say that it comes from the Anglo-Saxon word for “The boundary post of Duna” or that it is derived from Dunum, or Dun, a hill, as well as Staple, a marketplace.
The area was first settled by Europeans in 1656 and it wasn’t until 1673 that it was officially incorporated. It was originally a township of over two hundred square miles, which narrowed in later years to come. The northern part of Dunstable would eventually become present day Nashua in New Hampshire, the souther part remaining the Dunstable of today.
The town of Dunstable has held onto a distinctly rural character, featuring many points of interest that hold vital historical importance. The Little Red Schoolhouse is a historical building located near the Tyngsborough border where local students take field trips there irregularly to re-enact a school day from the 1700s, as well as an annual Strawberry Festival held around Mother’s Day. The Town Commons across from the Dunstable Town Hall is the site of multiple town events including the summertime “Concerts on the Common” live performance series as well as the Grange Fair in August.
Our Asphalt Paving Team Supports Growth of Local Communities!
Looking for the best in asphalt paving methodology, experience, and longevity in results? Give Bob Muldoon Paving a call today for an estimate and an inspection! We’re happy to walk you through the entire asphalt paving or pavement maintenance process and assist you with any questions you might have.
