Site Work, Concrete & Drainage Contractor in Marlton, NJ
Serving Evesham Township in Burlington County from our family-owned Cherry Hill yard, since 1979.
Yes. Marlton — Evesham Township — is fifteen minutes from our Cherry Hill yard, and J.A. Cuzzupe Inc. has worked here since 1979. We handle excavation and grading, concrete driveways and patios, sewer and water line replacement, yard drainage and inground pool removal for Evesham homeowners and businesses, with free written estimates.
Free written estimates. Licensed and insured. 24/7 emergency response for sewer, water and storm failures.
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Services in Marlton.
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Drainage & French Drains
Water is the complaint we hear most in Marlton. Perched water over silt lenses and a high seasonal table near the lakes keep yards wet for days; we intercept the flow and pipe it to daylight or an approved outlet instead of moving the puddle ten feet.
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Excavation & Grading
Evesham lots run from tight infill parcels to wooded acre-plus properties around Kings Grant, and access dictates everything. We walk the site, plan a route that spares mature oaks and irrigation, and set erosion control before the first bucket moves.
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Concrete Driveways & Patios
Driveways poured when the seventies and eighties subdivisions went up are spalling at the apron and lifting over roots. We demo rather than overlay, rebuild the compacted stone base, and pour with reinforcement so the next winter doesn't undo the work.
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Sewer & Water Line Repair
Older Marlton homes still have clay or Orangeburg laterals and galvanized water services. We camera and locate first, open only the ground we need, and replace out to the main in PVC or copper with the township connection and inspection handled.
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Inground Pool Removal
Plenty of Evesham back yards carry a pool nobody has swum in for years. Full removal or an engineered partial fill, permits included, backfilled in compacted lifts so the yard grades and drains properly afterward.
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Working in Marlton.
Housing stock
Evesham grew in two distinct waves and the difference shows up in the ground. The 1970s and 80s subdivisions off Greentree and Elmwood Roads have poured foundations and PVC or early plastic laterals, but their driveways were thin pours that are now failing at the apron and heaving where street-tree roots got underneath. The Kings Grant and Marlton Lakes areas run older and looser: bigger wooded parcels, some homes originally built as seasonal cottages and expanded since, with utility runs that can be surprisingly long and shallow. Newer infill construction off Route 73 sits on engineered fill that was placed correctly, so those calls are usually about additions, pools and drainage rather than failed pipe.
Ground conditions
Marlton sits on the western edge of the Pinelands transition, so soils shift from silty loam near Cherry Hill to sandier ground moving east. Sand drains well until it doesn't — there are dense silt lenses through Evesham that perch water a foot or two down and keep back yards soggy for days after a summer storm. Around Marlton Lakes and the low ground near the Kings Grant ponds, the seasonal high water table comes up close enough that basements take seepage along the footing and a deep trench needs a pump running. The ground is close to flat, so pitch has to be built, not found.
Permits & inspections
Evesham Township Department of Permits and Inspections — Construction
- Phone
- (856) 983-2914
- Address
- 984 Tuckerton Road, 2nd Floor, Room 204, Marlton, NJ 08053
- Hours
- Monday–Thursday 8:00am–5:30pm; closed Fridays
We file the permits and schedule the inspections ourselves — it isn’t left on your plate.
We work throughout Marlton — Kings Grant, Marlton Lakes, the Route 73 corridor, Greentree Road, Main Street Marlton and the streets in between.
Marlton questions, answered.
Yes. We file for the excavation, utility, road-opening and demolition approvals the township requires and we schedule the inspections, so the job stays on the books and passes the first time. Specific requirements and fees vary by work type — we confirm them with the construction office before quoting.
Usually a silt lens or a high seasonal water table under one part of the lot, combined with grade that runs the wrong way. Two properties fifty feet apart can behave completely differently. We check where water enters, where the downspouts discharge and whether there's any legal outlet before designing the system.
Marlton is inside our 24/7 emergency zone and roughly fifteen minutes down Route 70 from the yard. Equipment is loaded, so an emergency call usually means a crew on site the same day rather than waiting for mobilization.
That's a planning question more than an equipment question. We stage from the least damaging approach, use smaller machines where the access is narrow, protect root zones we're driving near, and keep spoil off the drip lines. We tell you up front if a tree can't survive the work rather than discovering it halfway through.
Either, and the right answer depends on what you want the yard to do afterward. A full removal takes out the entire shell and gives you buildable ground. A partial fill breaks the bottom for drainage, collapses the walls in and backfills — cheaper, but it must be disclosed at sale and generally can't be built on.
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