Where We Work In Monmouth County
Seven towns, one local crew. Ronnie and Tyler work across Union Beach, Hazlet, Middletown, Holmdel, Aberdeen, Colts Neck and Atlantic Highlands.
Monmouth County
7 townsMiddletown
Middletown has been home to families for over 350 years, and we've been serving this community with the same commitment to quality that built this township. From the waterfront neighborhoods of Leonardo and Port Monmouth to the interior streets of North Middletown, we know these homes because we've worked in them for decades.
View Middletown →Union Beach
Union Beach sits right on the Raritan Bay, and if you live here, you know what that means for your home. The salt air, the weather coming off the water, the need for materials and construction that can stand up to coastal conditions.
View Union Beach →Hazlet
Hazlet is a community that knows the value of solid, dependable work. Since the township incorporated in 1967, families here have built homes and lives in neighborhoods like Bethany and Raritan.
View Hazlet →Holmdel
Holmdel homeowners expect quality, and that's exactly what we deliver. This township is known for beautiful properties, from homes near Holmdel Park to neighborhoods that have grown around the community over the decades.
View Holmdel →Aberdeen
Aberdeen stretches from inland neighborhoods to the waterfront communities of Cliffwood Beach and Freneau along the Raritan Bay. We've worked throughout this township, understanding that homes here range from cozy beach cottages to larger family residences, each with their own needs and character.
View Aberdeen →Colts Neck
Colts Neck is a special place in Monmouth County, known for its horse farms, rural character, and beautiful properties on generous lots. Homeowners here aren't looking for cookie cutter work, they want custom craftsmanship that matches the quality of their surroundings.
View Colts Neck →Atlantic Highlands
Atlantic Highlands sits high above Sandy Hook Bay, and the views from Mount Mitchill remind you why people choose to live here. This borough has a unique character, with elevation changes, waterfront access, and homes that range from historic to modern.
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