The Town of Parma is in Monroe County, about 12 miles from downtown Rochester, with roughly 16,100 residents (Census 2024 estimate). It includes the Village of Hilton, which has its own village government. Driveway Paving Rochester paves, seals and repairs driveways across Parma, plus parking lots and private drives for businesses and HOAs.
Driveway rules in Parma
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.
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.
Properties inside a village (Hilton village) may fall under village rules instead of town rules.
Driveway services in Parma
- 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.
- Parking Lot Sealcoating: Commercial sealcoating done in sections so your lot stays open.
- 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.
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 Parma 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.
Nearby towns we serve
Perinton, Ogden, Mendon, Webster, Penfield, and the rest of the area within about 30 miles of Rochester. See every town.