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Middletown, NJ — 2027 Home Services Marketing Outlook

One of the largest townships in the state, running from Navesink waterfront to modest Bayshore blocks.

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A raised coastal house after weather in Middletown, NJ, a skip, cut offcuts and stacked material along the path.

Middletown is one of the largest townships in New Jersey and contains almost every price point in the county. There is waterfront on the Navesink and along the Bayshore, there is 1950s and 1960s post-war stock in Port Monmouth and Belford, there are large newer houses in Lincroft and Middletown Village, and there is everything in between.

A feed of one of those does very little for a homeowner in another. This is the clearest case in the county for naming the section rather than the township: a reader in River Plaza recognizes River Plaza, and reads past Locust.

Much of the older housing predates 1978, which brings work that disturbs paint under the EPA’s Renovation, Repair and Painting program — worth stating plainly when a homeowner is comparing three bids and does not know to ask. Permits run through the township under the state Uniform Construction Code, and your 13VH registration number belongs on every advertisement.

See remodelers, roofers or Monmouth County.

References

  1. 1. Renovation, Repair and Painting Program — U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
  2. 2. state Uniform ConstructionCode
  3. 3. New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs — State of New Jersey

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