Driveway Contractor in Woodbridge, New Jersey
Edison Driveways provides driveway paving, replacement, resurfacing, repairs, concrete, pavers, aprons, belgian block curbing, and drainage for homeowners in Woodbridge, NJ.
Woodbridge Township’s neighborhoods, from the town center to Fords, Avenel, and Sewaren, carry one of the county’s densest concentrations of postwar driveways now aging past sixty. Plow-heavy winters on busy township roads punish aprons here, and the township’s permit process for right-of-way work is one we know by heart.
What Woodbridge driveways deal with
Same-age failures block by block
The postwar paving boom is aging out in unison. Replacement on a rebuilt base resets the sixty-year clock properly.
Plow-torn aprons
Township plows ride the gutter line hard. Rebuilt aprons to township spec, permit included, end the annual gouging cycle.
Right-of-way paperwork
Apron and curb work needs township approval. We pull the permits and build to the spec the inspector expects.
What we do in Woodbridge
Driveway estimates in Woodbridge
We are close by, so scheduling a look at your driveway is usually quick. Free and in writing.
Postwar driveways at the end of their timeline
Whole Woodbridge blocks were paved in the same few years, and their driveways are failing on the same schedule: alligatored surfaces over exhausted bases, edges crumbling into lawns, aprons torn by decades of plowing. Most of our township work is full replacement, and the transformation on a sixty-year-old driveway is the most dramatic before-and-after in the trade.
The township’s active plowing keeps roads clear and aprons scarred; sunken, blade-gouged aprons are the most common single repair we run here. Apron work sits in the right-of-way and takes a township permit and inspection, which we handle as part of every apron job rather than leaving the paperwork to you.
Replace or repair
Not every Woodbridge driveway needs to come out. If the base is still solid and the problem is on the surface, an overlay or a patch is the right money. If the driveway is sinking, webbed with cracks, or holding water, new surface over a bad base will fail in the same places.
We will tell you which one you are looking at when we come out, and put the reasoning in writing. Read more on driveway replacement and what it includes.