Walkway Landscaping in Woodbridge, NJ

Walkway Landscaping for Woodbridge homes

Woodbridge Township is really a dozen neighborhoods in one. We work across all of them, from Fords and Hopelawn to Iselin, Avenel and Colonia.

We work across Woodbridge, including Iselin, Colonia, Avenel, Fords, Hopelawn, Keasbey, Port Reading and Sewaren.

Built for Woodbridge ground

Clay is common in Woodbridge. It holds water and swells when it freezes — the main reason older driveways and patios here heave and crack. For walkway landscaping, we excavate below the soft layer, replace it with a compacted stone base and pitch the surface so water runs off instead of soaking in at the edges.

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A walkway can be a straight strip of concrete — or it can be the thing that makes the front yard look designed. Walkway landscaping is about the route and everything around it: a curve that follows the beds, a dark border that frames the path, pillars at the entrance and lights you can see from the street.

What we design and build

• Curved garden walkways — multi-tone pavers with a charcoal border, curving around beds and trees.
• Side-yard paths — connecting the driveway, gate and backyard.
• Entries with pillars — stone pillars and low walls along the walk.
• Landings and steps — at the front door, side door or deck.
• Lighting — path and pillar lights planned before the pavers go down.

Built to keep its shape

Curves are what make a walkway look custom, and they’re the first thing to fail when edges aren’t restrained. We excavate, compact a stone base, set edge restraint on both sides and lock the joints with polymeric sand. See also driveway & walkway paving.