Washington Township's larger lots are perfect for retaining walls, garden beds and paver patios built to last. We design and install all of it, from Turnersville to Sewell and Hurffville.
Washington Township in Gloucester County grew from a handful of isolated housing areas in the 1960s into one of South Jersey's larger suburbs, with neighborhoods spread across Turnersville, Sewell, Hurffville, Grenloch and Bells Lake. Many homes date from the 1970s through the '90s, and lots in areas like Hurffville often run a quarter-acre to three-quarters of an acre or more.
Bigger yards mean bigger opportunities. We build paver walkways, driveway borders and backyard patios, retaining walls that turn a slope into usable space, and full landscape installations. We've completed paver projects right here in the township, like the walkway pictured on this page.
Washington Township requires zoning permits for patios and a permit for tree planting and removal, so we include the permit step in every project plan.
Paver patios, walkways and driveway borders on properly excavated, compacted bases, like our recent township walkway.
Walls that tame sloped backyards and create level space for patios and gardens.
A full plan for a larger lot: patio placement, beds, screening and plant choices that tie it together.
Trees, shrubs and beds installed with amended soil and the right plants for sandy Gloucester County ground.
Graded and sodded lawns for new construction or tired yards, with a thick lawn in a weekend.
Scheduled mowing and edging for larger properties, with the equipment to do it efficiently.
Washington Township requires a zoning permit for patios, fences, pools and decks, and has a permit for tree planting and removal. We handle the application as part of the project.
From May through mid-September, WTMUA customers east of Egg Harbor Road water on odd days and west on even days, with no non-essential outdoor use from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
The township picks up loose leaves (no grass, sticks or pine needles) roughly every two weeks from late October through April, the day after trash day. Brush goes in the green township can or to the Municipal Yard on Saturdays.
Under New Jersey's Uniform Construction Code, a retaining wall (or a stepped series of walls) 4 feet tall or more, measured from the bottom of the footing, needs a construction permit. We design walls with that in mind and handle the paperwork when a permit is required.
Local rules change. We confirm permits and requirements with Washington Township before any job that needs them.
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Yes. Washington Township (Gloucester County) requires a zoning permit for patios, as well as fences, pools and decks. We prepare the drawing and submit it as part of your project.
Yes. We work throughout Washington Township, including Turnersville, Sewell, Hurffville, Grenloch and Bells Lake, and in developments like Heritage Valley, Wedgwood and Hunters Chase.
Under WTMUA's summer conservation rules (May 1 to Sept 15), properties east of Egg Harbor Road water on odd days and west of it on even days, with no non-essential outdoor water use between 11 a.m. and 6 p.m.
We also work in Gloucester Township, Deptford, Glassboro, Pitman and Monroe Township. Not sure if we cover your street? Just ask.
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