727 Grove St, Point Pleasant Beach
What we do not publish, and what you can check instead.
There is no owner's name on this page. No founding year. No star rating. None of that is a gap we papered over: this business does not publish an owner's name anywhere, the only heritage fact on record is about twenty years, and there is not yet an honest review to put here. Saying so plainly beats a stock badge that is not ours.
What you can check is more useful anyway. A New Jersey contractor license you can look up yourself. An address on Grove Street you can drive past. A truck that has been parked on these streets long enough that people recognize it. Photographs of jobs, not renderings.
- State license
- NJ HIC #13VH00985500, active
- Years trading
- About twenty
- Address
- 727 Grove St, Point Pleasant Beach, NJ
- Office answers
- Mon-Fri 7am-5pm
The half the old site never showed
Steel frames, floor coatings, loading docks.
The truck on Grove Street reads Commercial right next to Kitchens and Baths, and that is not a marketing flourish, it is the actual scope of work. On the commercial side the crew frames steel structures, coats floors across a working bay, and finishes loading docks for landlords and property managers who need the space usable, not just built.
It runs under the same New Jersey license as every kitchen and basement below, because it is the same crew doing it.
Then it is on your street
The same truck, outside your house.
It says All Phases of Remodeling and lists Commercial, Residential, Kitchens, Baths, Basements and Additions in one line, because that is the actual scope, not a slogan. Same crew, same license, whichever job you are looking at.
Then the same crew is in your house
Additions, kitchens, baths, basements. Same license, same twenty years.
On a shore lot in Point Pleasant Beach there is usually nowhere left to build out, so the room you need is the one you build up. An add-a-level or a dormer is a structural job before it is a finish job, and it is priced and scheduled that way from the start.
Salt air is hard on exterior timber and fasteners here, and sandy ground makes base preparation the real work under a patio, not an afterthought before the pavers go down. Those are conditions of building near the water, and they are why the crew that frames a commercial shell is also the crew you want under your deck.
There is still no review to send you to. What there is instead is the license number above, an address you can drive to, and twenty years under it.
The two things that carry across both sides
- 13VH00985500
- NJ Home Improvement Business Contractor license, registration active. It is searchable at the New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs, which is the point of printing it rather than the word trusted.
- Twenty years
- In home improvement contracting, on commercial buildouts and on houses, out of one shop at 727 Grove Street.