Driveway paving and sealcoating in Newton, NJ
All County Paving is an owner-operated, third-generation paving company based in Washington, NJ. In Newton it offers driveway paving, sealcoating, tar and chip, millings, resurfacing and repairs. Licensed and insured in New Jersey and Pennsylvania (NJ HIC #13VH14153800 and PA HIC #171373).
Free Estimate: (908) 674-6015Services in Newton
New asphalt driveways and full removal-and-repave jobs.
Sealcoating for residential asphalt driveways.
Tar and chip and chip seal surfaces, including private roads.
A new asphalt top layer over an existing driveway.
Asphalt millings and stone driveways.
Crack filling and patching for asphalt driveways.
What's under driveways in Newton
| Soil | Share of rated soil | Drainage | USDA rating for local roads |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nassau | 22% | Somewhat excessively drained | Very limitedDepth to hard bedrock, Frost action, Large stones |
| Farmington | 20% | Well drained | Very limitedDepth to hard bedrock, Frost action, Soluble bedrock |
| Rock outcrop | 19% | Not rated | Not ratedDepth to hard bedrock, Low strength, Not rated; Slope |
| Manlius | 18% | Well drained | Somewhat limitedDepth to hard bedrock, Frost action, Large stones |
The USDA soil survey maps the ground in Newton Town mostly as Nassau (22%), Farmington (20%) and Rock outcrop (19%), based on 25 points sampled across the municipality.
19% of the rated soil is mapped as Rock outcrop, the survey's term for exposed bedrock.
28% 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 Nassau and Farmington "very limited", citing depth to hard bedrock, frost action, large stones and soluble bedrock.
For local roads and streets, the survey rates Manlius "somewhat limited", citing depth to hard bedrock, frost action and large stones.
Newton Town at a glance
- County: Sussex County, NJ
- Land area: 3.4 square miles
- Straight-line distance from Washington, NJ: about 23.5 miles
Driveway permits in Newton
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 Newton Town or Sussex 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 Newton Town, pulled September 2026; percentages exclude urban land and water. U.S. Census Bureau, 2024 Gazetteer Files for land area and coordinates.
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Newton paving FAQs
What does the USDA soil survey say about the ground in Newton?
The USDA soil survey maps Newton Town mostly as Nassau and Farmington, and for local roads and streets it cites depth to hard bedrock, frost action, large stones, soluble bedrock, low strength and not rated; slope as limitations.
How far is Newton from All County Paving?
All County Paving is based in Washington, NJ. Using Census coordinates, Newton Town is about 23.5 miles from Washington in a straight line.
Is All County Paving licensed to work in Newton?
All County Paving & Sealcoating LLC is licensed and insured in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, with NJ HIC #13VH14153800 and PA HIC #171373.
Does All County Paving give free estimates in Newton?
Yes. Estimates are free. Call (908) 674-6015 or use the form on this page.