Paver & Concrete Contractor in Brick, NJ
Brick's bay and river neighborhoods need hardscape built for sand, high water tables and salt air — plus new steps and walkways for homes raised after Sandy.
Brick Township stretches from the Garden State Parkway to Barnegat Bay and along the Metedeconk River, with lagoon-front homes, older bungalows near the water and suburban neighborhoods along Route 70 and Route 88. Many waterfront homes were rebuilt or raised after Hurricane Sandy, and plenty of those still need their steps, landings and walks finished properly.
Building near the shore means:
- Sandy soil. It drains fast but moves. We compact the subgrade and the stone base and restrain every edge.
- High water tables near the bay. We plan grading and drainage carefully so water doesn’t sit under the surface.
- Salt air. Tight joints and polymeric sand help paver surfaces hold up.
Popular Brick projects: paver pool decks and patios, steps and walkways for raised homes, and driveways in pavers, concrete or asphalt.
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The kind of projects we build for Brick homeowners. Real photos, no stock images.
Questions from Brick homeowners
My house was raised. Can you build new steps and a landing?
Yes. Raised homes often need taller steps, landings and new walkways tied back to the driveway. We build them in pavers or stone veneer with consistent riser heights.
Does sandy soil need a different base?
Sand drains well but shifts easily. We compact the subgrade, build a dense stone base and lock the edges with restraint so the surface holds its shape.
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Planning a project in Brick?
Call or text Manasses for a free, written estimate. Send a photo of your yard and we'll tell you what makes sense before anyone visits.