Asphalt Paving in Pine Beach, NJ

Asphalt paving in Pine Beach takes place in one of Ocean County's smallest boroughs. Pine Beach was incorporated in 1925 from Berkeley Township, covers about 0.64 square miles and had 2,139 residents and 931 housing units in the 2020 census, its highest count ever. It is one of eleven Ocean County municipalities in the Toms River watershed.

Borough streets

The borough maintains about 11 of its 15 miles of road, with Ocean County and NJDOT handling the rest; Route 9 runs along the border with Berkeley. Most driveways meet borough streets.

Older homes

Most homes in Pine Beach have stood for decades. Their driveways have often been patched and overlaid, and roots from mature pines and oaks lift the edges. Where the base has failed, replacement on a confined stone base is the fix. Where it is still firm, crack sealing, edge repair and a sealcoat keep it going.

Sand and drainage

The borough sits on sandy soil near the river. Sand drains well, but lots close to the water sit lower and stay damp. A slope toward the street and supported edges matter on both.

Seasonal timing

With the river at the end of the street, summers are busy. Spring and fall are good times to schedule driveway work.

Services in Pine Beach

• Driveway replacement and overlays
• Root and edge repairs
• Crack sealing and sealcoating

Boats over the winter

Homes near the river sometimes park boats and trailers in the driveway over the winter. Trailer jacks and stands put heavy point loads on asphalt. We build the section thicker where they sit and recommend boards under jacks.

Route 9 frontage

Properties along Route 9 on the Berkeley border see more apron wear from traffic. Apron work there falls under NJDOT.

Small borough, small jobs

Most Pine Beach driveways are short. Replacement is often one day, and sealing a few hours.

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