Asphalt Paving in South Toms River, NJ

Asphalt paving in South Toms River serves a small, compact borough. South Toms River was incorporated in 1927 from Berkeley Township and sits directly across the Toms River from the township of the same name. It covers just 1.16 square miles of land and had 3,643 residents and 1,141 housing units in 2020.

Highways at the edges

The Garden State Parkway, US 9, County Route 530 and Route 166 all pass through or touch the borough. Homes along those roads see more wear at the apron, and work there falls under the agency that owns the road: NJDOT for Route 9 and 166, Ocean County for 530. On interior streets, the borough maintains about 10 of its 16.5 miles of road.

Older homes

Most of the borough was built out decades ago. Many driveways have been patched and overlaid more than once. Where cracks keep returning or the surface has sunk, full replacement on a confined, compacted base is the lasting fix.

Near the river

Lots closer to the Toms River sit lower and stay damp after storms. Driveways there need slopes that move water to the street.

Services in South Toms River

• Driveway replacement and overlays
• Apron repairs on busy roads
• Crack sealing and sealcoating
• Small business and church lots

Along the river

Streets nearer the Toms River sit lower and see more standing water after heavy rain. Driveways there should slope to the street with no low spots. If water sits at the garage, a trench drain or a slight rise at the apron can be built in when we repave.

Small business lots

Shops and churches along Route 9 and Route 166 in the borough have small lots with heavy turning traffic at the entrances. Full-depth patching at the entrances and a sealcoat across the rest keep them in shape.

Neighbors together

With short driveways on compact lots, several neighbors scheduling together saves setup cost for everyone.

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