Driveway Paving in Henrietta, NY, built for upstate winters.
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The Town of Henrietta is in Monroe County, about 8 miles from downtown Rochester, with roughly 49,400 residents (Census 2024 estimate). Driveway Paving Rochester paves, seals and repairs driveways across Henrietta, plus parking lots and private drives for businesses and HOAs.
Driveway rules in Henrietta
What the town publishes about driveway work, quoted from the source. Rules change, so confirm with the town before work starts. These approvals belong to the property owner; we will make sure the plan you file matches what gets built.
Permit
Constructing, modifying, removing or repaving any part of a driveway, including turnarounds and extensions. Sealing/resealing needs no permit; milling and repaving, a new coat, or changing width/configuration does. Office: Town Superintendent of Highways; applications filed with the Department of Public Works or the Department of Building and Fire Prevention. Fee: $50 residential driveway ($150 commercial), Town fee schedule Ch. A301. Phone: (585) 359-7060 (Building & Fire Prevention, the office hosting the driveway permit application). Highway Department number not verified on an official page.. “Highway permits are required to construct, modify, remove, or repave any portion of the driveway, including any turn-arounds and extensions.”Source: henriettany.gov/building/page/permit-applications
Town code
Sealing is exempt; repaving or reshaping is not “Sealing or resealing a driveway does not require a permit, but milling and repaving, adding another coat of pavement, or changing the width or configuration of the driveway entrance would require a permit.”Source: ecode360.com/8226717
Town code
All driveways, extensions and turnarounds at least 5 ft from any property line “All driveways, including driveway extensions and turnarounds, shall be located at least five feet from any property line.”Source: ecode360.com/37578257
Town code
Residential: max 2 entrances; single entrance max 24 ft wide (aggregate 30 ft if two) “The maximum width for a single driveway entrance/exit shall be 50 feet for commercial and/or industrial properties and 24 feet all other properties, including residential properties.”Source: ecode360.com/37578257
Town code
Outside the ROW: max width is 24 ft or the garage width, whichever is greater “the maximum width of the driveway shall be up to the greater of either 24 feet, or a width equal to the width of the garage on the side of the garage where vehicles enter.”Source: ecode360.com/37578257
Town code
Must be asphalt or concrete (stone allowed outside the ROW only for historic or Rural Residential lots) “All driveways shall be improved and paved with asphalt or concrete.”Source: ecode360.com/37578257
Town code
Driveway extensions max 12 ft wide, paved/stone at least 6 in. deep, not primary parking “Driveway extensions shall be no wider than 12 feet in width.”Source: ecode360.com/37578257
Town code
Culvert pipe at the entrance at least 12 in. diameter and 26 ft long “no smaller than 12 inches in diameter and no shorter than 26 feet in length.”Source: ecode360.com/37578257
Town code
Fully dimensioned plan required with each permit application “A fully dimensioned plan of the proposed driveway shall be attached to each application for a permit required hereunder.”Source: ecode360.com/37578257
Town code
Meet road at 75 degrees or more; not within 50 ft of an intersection; 350 ft sight distance on town roads “No driveway shall be permitted within 50 feet of any public highway intersection.”Source: ecode360.com/37578257
Road right of way
Any cut, new, enlarged or altered entrance onto a town highway needs the Highway Superintendent's permit; county/state roads go to that agency “No driveway entrance or exit into a highway of the Town of Henrietta shall be cut, constructed, enlarged, altered, or placed without having first received a permit to do so from the Henrietta Town Superintendent of Highways.”Source: ecode360.com/37578255
Road right of way
Owner pays all materials and costs inside the ROW “The applicant shall furnish all materials and bear all costs of construction within the Town highway right-of-way”Source: ecode360.com/37578257
Road right of way
Portion inside the ROW must be asphalt or concrete even where stone is allowed elsewhere “the area within the right-of-way must still be paved with asphalt or concrete.”Source: ecode360.com/37578257
Town permits generally cover driveways onto town roads. If your driveway opens onto a county or state road, the apron is handled by Monroe County DOT or NYSDOT instead. Ask the town which agency covers your road.
Driveway services in Henrietta
Driveway Paving: New asphalt driveways built on a real base, graded to drain away from your house.
Driveway Replacement: Tear-out and repave when cracking, sinking or crumbling is past repair.
Driveway Sealing: Sealcoating that protects asphalt from water, salt and sun, applied in the right weather.
Asphalt Paving: Parking lots, private roads and commercial paving, including mill and overlay.
Driveway Repair: Potholes, sunken spots, broken edges and cracks fixed so they hold.
Crack Filling: Hot rubberized crack sealant that keeps water out of the base.
Concrete Driveways: Concrete ordered and cured to stand up to freeze-thaw and road salt.
Epoxy Garage Floors: Epoxy floor coatings for garages and shops, starting with real prep and a moisture test.
Line Striping: Parking stalls, accessible spaces, arrows and fire lanes, painted crisp.
Planning driveway work in Henrietta? Call (585) 401-2371 for a free estimate. 15% off for military & seniors with proper ID.
Built for Monroe County winters
Rochester averages about 102 inches of snow a year, with roughly 27 inches in January alone (National Weather Service normals for 1991 to 2020). That means months of plows, shovels, road salt, and water that melts in the afternoon and refreezes overnight. A driveway in Henrietta goes through the same kind of freeze-thaw cycles, plows and salt, which is why every job here starts with the base and drainage, not the topcoat.
