Asphalt Paving in Howell, NJ

Asphalt paving in Howell covers a lot of ground. Howell is the largest municipality in Monmouth County by area, about 60 square miles of land, and it still has a strong agricultural presence, with crop farms, nurseries and an equestrian community alongside subdivisions. The population jumped 55.5 percent in the 1980s, from 25,065 to 38,987, and reached 53,537 in 2020.

Long driveways

Homes on larger lots and farm properties often have long driveways. On long runs, we price full hot-mix, paving the apron and parking area with a less expensive surface between, and resurfacing an existing drive. Drainage along the length matters as much as the surface.

Farm and horse properties

Horse trailers, feed deliveries and farm equipment need a thicker base and asphalt, wider turning areas and firm edges. We ask what will use the driveway and build to that.

1980s subdivisions

Driveways from the 1980s building boom are now around forty years old. Firm ones can take an overlay with milled edges; failed ones need replacement.

Roads

I-195 and US 9 run through Howell, with Route 33 and Route 34 crossing the township. Route 9 is lined with shopping centers whose lots need regular repair and sealing. Allaire State Park, built around the former Howell Works, sits on the Wall Township line.

Services in Howell

• Long driveway paving and partial-paving plans
• Farm and trailer driveways
• Overlays, crack sealing and sealcoating
• Business lots along Route 9

Wooded subdivisions

Many of Howell's subdivisions sit among pines and hardwoods. Roots lift edges, and shade keeps surfaces damp and mossy. When we rebuild a wooded driveway, we cut out lifted sections, protect major roots where possible and leave a clean, draining shoulder.

Route 9 lots

Shopping centers along Route 9 have big lots with heavy traffic. Full-depth entrance repairs, crack sealing, sealcoating and restriping are done in sections to keep stores open.

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