Sealcoating in Asbury, NJ
All County Paving is an owner-operated, third-generation paving company based in Washington, NJ, offering sealcoating in Asbury. Licensed and insured in New Jersey and Pennsylvania (NJ HIC #13VH14153800 and PA HIC #171373). Estimates are free.
Free Estimate: (908) 674-6015Sealcoating: the basics
SealMaster, a pavement sealer manufacturer, says sealcoating is typically recommended every 3 years; the Colorado Asphalt Pavement Association puts the interval at every two to five years and says not to seal until a new driveway is at least several months old.
SealMaster's instructions call for temperatures above 50°F during application and for at least 24 hours after, no rain in the forecast, 2 to 4 hours of drying between coats, and 24 hours before cars go back on the driveway. It recommends two coats.
Before sealing, SealMaster says cracks should be filled and oil or grease spots treated with an oil spot primer.
Sources: SealMaster, How often should you sealcoat a parking lot or driveway?; SealMaster, E-Z Stir Pavement Sealer, application instructions; SealMaster, Sealcoating FAQ; Colorado Asphalt Pavement Association (via the Asphalt Institute), “Best Practices” for the Use of Asphalt Driveways, Technical Brief.
What's under driveways in Asbury
Asbury is a village in Franklin Township, so the data covers Franklin Township.
| Soil | Share of rated soil | Drainage | USDA rating for local roads |
|---|---|---|---|
| Annandale | 28% | Well drained | Very limitedDepth to thick cemented pan, Depth to thin cemented pan, Frost action, Slope |
| Parker | 21% | Somewhat excessively drained | Very limitedFrost action, Slope |
| Washington | 21% | Well drained | Somewhat limitedFrost action, Low strength |
| Bartley | 11% | Moderately well drained | Very limitedDepth to thick cemented pan, Depth to thin cemented pan, Frost action, Shrink-swell |
The USDA soil survey maps the ground in Franklin Township mostly as Annandale (28%), Parker (21%) and Washington (21%), based on 25 points sampled across the municipality.
2% of the sampled points fall on ground the survey maps as urban land, which it does not rate for roads.
For local roads and streets, the survey rates Annandale, Parker and Bartley "very limited", citing depth to thick cemented pan, depth to thin cemented pan, frost action, slope and shrink-swell.
For local roads and streets, the survey rates Washington "somewhat limited", citing frost action and low strength.
Franklin Township at a glance
- County: Warren County, NJ
- Land area: 23.4 square miles
- Straight-line distance from Washington, NJ: about 4.8 miles
Driveway permits in Asbury
Where a driveway meets a state highway, New Jersey Department of Transportation regulates the connection (Access Management and the State Highway Access Management Code). For a town or county road, ask the Franklin Township or Warren County engineering or zoning office whether a permit is needed.
More: what a driveway apron is and paving permits and licenses in NJ and PA.
Sources: USDA NRCS Soil Survey, Soil Data Access, 25 points sampled across Franklin Township, pulled September 2026; percentages exclude urban land and water. U.S. Census Bureau, 2024 Gazetteer Files for land area and coordinates.
Sealcoating in Asbury: FAQs
What does the USDA soil survey say about the ground in Asbury?
The USDA soil survey maps Franklin Township mostly as Annandale and Parker, and for local roads and streets it cites depth to thick cemented pan, depth to thin cemented pan, frost action, slope, low strength and shrink-swell as limitations.
How far is Asbury from All County Paving?
All County Paving is based in Washington, NJ. Using Census coordinates, Franklin Township is about 4.8 miles from Washington in a straight line.
Is All County Paving licensed for sealcoating in Asbury?
All County Paving & Sealcoating LLC is licensed and insured in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, with NJ HIC #13VH14153800 and PA HIC #171373.
Are sealcoating estimates free in Asbury?
Yes. Estimates are free. Call (908) 674-6015 or use the form on this page.