Boardwalk and inlet town

Asphalt Paving in Point Pleasant Beach, NJ

Homes rebuilt on pilings after Sandy, and lots that fill up every summer.

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Asphalt Paving in Point Pleasant Beach, NJ

Paving Near the Inlet

Asphalt paving in Point Pleasant Beach works around the boardwalk season and the post-Sandy rebuild. Hurricane Sandy destroyed about 2,800 feet of the boardwalk in 2012; a seawall followed, and residents rebuilding had to elevate their homes on pilings. The borough had 4,766 residents and 3,397 housing units in 2020, with nearly 40 percent vacant at census time because so many homes are seasonal.

Elevated homes

A home on pilings changes the driveway. Parking often moves under the house, and the driveway needs a new slope from the street. We plan the grade, drainage and edges together, and pave under the structure where there is room.

Seasonal timing

The one-mile boardwalk from the Manasquan Inlet to New Jersey Avenue draws big summer crowds, and parking is at a premium. Driveway and lot work is easiest from fall to spring. Sealcoating fits best in late spring and early fall.

Shore ground

Sandy soil and a high water table mean driveways need a confined, compacted base and a surface that sheds water. Salt air and sun make regular sealcoating more important here.

Roads

Route 35 is the main highway, connecting the borough to Bay Head and Brielle. The borough maintains about 18.5 of its 29.7 miles of road.

Services in Point Pleasant Beach

Elevated-home driveways and under-house paving
Off-season driveway and lot work
Sealcoating and crack repair
Small business lots

Business lots

Restaurants, shops and rentals near the boardwalk have small lots that are packed all summer. Patching, sealing and restriping in the off-season means the lots are ready when the crowds arrive.

Sand abrasion

Wind-blown sand wears asphalt surfaces. A sealed surface resists that better and is easier to sweep clean.

Flood-zone rebuilds

When homes were raised after Sandy, many driveways were rebuilt quickly. Some of those are now showing settlement where fill was not well compacted. We cut out and rebuild those spots.

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Point Pleasant Beach Paving Notes

Sandy. Hurricane Sandy destroyed about 2,800 feet of the boardwalk; afterward a seawall was built and rebuilding residents had to elevate homes on pilings.
Seasonal homes. The borough had 3,397 housing units in 2020, 39.8 percent vacant at census time.
Boardwalk. The boardwalk runs about one mile from the Manasquan Inlet to New Jersey Avenue.
Borough roads. About 18.5 of the borough's 29.7 miles of roadway were borough-maintained as of 2010.

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Point Pleasant Beach Questions

Can you pave under my elevated house?

Yes, where there is clearance and the area can drain.

When is the best time for driveway work here?

Fall through spring, outside the boardwalk season.

Do shore driveways need sealing more often?

Sun and salt air age asphalt faster, so a regular sealing schedule helps.

Why is my post-Sandy driveway settling?

Fill placed during the rebuild may not have been fully compacted. We cut out and rebuild those areas.

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