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Where We Work: Camden, Burlington & Gloucester Counties
J.A. Cuzzupe Inc. has worked out of Cherry Hill since 1979, serving Camden, Burlington and Gloucester counties across South Jersey.
J.A. Cuzzupe Inc. is a family-owned South Jersey contractor working out of Cherry Hill since 1979. We serve about 40 towns across Camden, Burlington and Gloucester counties, including Cherry Hill, Marlton, Mount Laurel, Moorestown, Voorhees, Haddonfield and Washington Township. Our five services are excavation and grading, sewer and water line repair, drainage and French drains, concrete driveways and patios, and inground pool removal.
Five services, self-performed.
40 towns across three counties.
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Camden County 19 towns
- Cherry HillOur home base — a lot of 1950s–70s ranches and splits on quarter-acre lots with original clay sewer laterals and undersized driveways that are due for replacement.View page ↗
- CollingswoodDense grid of narrow rowhome-style lots near the PATCO line, where street-to-house water services and shared driveways need compact equipment and street-opening permits.View page ↗
- HaddonfieldPre-1930 homes with stone foundations, mature street trees and tight side yards — root-crushed sewer lines and careful small-machine access are the norm.View page ↗
- VoorheesFlat, poorly draining developments off Haddonfield-Berlin Road where downspouts dump straight onto lawns; French drains and regrading are most of what we do here.View page ↗
- BerlinLarger lots with sandy Pinelands soil and a good number of septic and well properties, which changes how we route trenching and backfill around a dig.Town page coming soon — call (856) 488-2227
- BlackwoodGloucester Township developments from the 1960s–80s with aging concrete driveways and settled walkways; pool removals are common as first owners age out.Town page coming soon — call (856) 488-2227
- Haddon HeightsOlder homes on sloping lots off the Black Horse Pike where basement seepage traces back to grading, not the foundation — regrading and area drains solve most of it.Town page coming soon — call (856) 488-2227
- Haddon TownshipWestmont and Haddon Ave neighborhoods with 1920s–40s homes on shallow lots; most calls are sewer lateral replacements and driveway aprons tied into old curb lines.Town page coming soon — call (856) 488-2227
- PennsaukenMixed residential and light industrial near Route 130, with commercial flatwork, loading-area concrete and older cast-iron sewer services in the housing stock.Town page coming soon — call (856) 488-2227
- SicklervilleNewer subdivisions on sandy soil with high seasonal water tables — sump discharge lines and yard drainage are the calls we get most after a wet spring.Town page coming soon — call (856) 488-2227
- AudubonTown page coming soon — call (856) 488-2227
- BarringtonTown page coming soon — call (856) 488-2227
- BellmawrTown page coming soon — call (856) 488-2227
- LindenwoldTown page coming soon — call (856) 488-2227
- MagnoliaTown page coming soon — call (856) 488-2227
- MerchantvilleTown page coming soon — call (856) 488-2227
- RunnemedeTown page coming soon — call (856) 488-2227
- SomerdaleTown page coming soon — call (856) 488-2227
- StratfordTown page coming soon — call (856) 488-2227
Burlington County 11 towns
- MarltonEvesham Township developments on half-acre lots with clay subsoil that traps water — French drains, regrading and pool removals are steady work here.View page ↗
- MedfordWooded acre-plus lots on the Pinelands edge with septic systems, long driveways and stumps — excavation and site prep dominate.View page ↗
- MoorestownLarge estate lots and historic Main Street homes, so digs often mean long service runs, mature-tree protection and full lawn restoration.View page ↗
- Mount Laurel1980s–90s subdivisions and corporate campuses off Route 73, with sump discharge, drainage repairs and commercial flatwork side by side.View page ↗
- CinnaminsonClose to the Delaware with a high water table in spots, so basement drainage and sump work need to account for groundwater, not just runoff.Town page coming soon — call (856) 488-2227
- DelranFlat riverside development where storm runoff collects at rear property lines; area drains and swale regrading fix most of it.Town page coming soon — call (856) 488-2227
- LumbertonLow-lying parcels near the Rancocas with flood-prone back yards, where drainage design has to consider where the water actually goes.Town page coming soon — call (856) 488-2227
- Maple ShadeCompact post-war lots with short driveways and shared property lines; most jobs are concrete replacement and sewer laterals under the front lawn.Town page coming soon — call (856) 488-2227
- Medford LakesSandy lakefront lots with narrow log-cabin-era streets — tight access and sensitive grading around the lakes and mature pines.Town page coming soon — call (856) 488-2227
- Mount HollyHistoric district homes with brick and stone foundations and very old water services — careful excavation next to century-old structures.Town page coming soon — call (856) 488-2227
- PalmyraTown page coming soon — call (856) 488-2227
Gloucester County 10 towns
- Mullica HillHarrison Township farmland converted to acre lots — long utility runs, septic fields and heavy site prep on former agricultural ground.View page ↗
- Washington Township / SewellLarge 1980s–2000s subdivisions with plenty of first-generation inground pools now due for removal, plus driveway replacements at 30-plus years.View page ↗
- DeptfordMixed retail corridors and older neighborhoods, so we run commercial parking-lot concrete alongside residential sewer and drainage work.Town page coming soon — call (856) 488-2227
- TurnersvilleSandy soil that drains fast but undermines slab edges over time — driveways here often fail at the apron before the middle.Town page coming soon — call (856) 488-2227
- WilliamstownMonroe Township properties on bigger lots with wells and septic; excavation, stump removal and long trench runs are standard.Town page coming soon — call (856) 488-2227
- WoodburyOlder county-seat housing with original water and sewer services under sidewalks, meaning street-opening permits and full concrete restoration.Town page coming soon — call (856) 488-2227
- GlassboroTown page coming soon — call (856) 488-2227
- MantuaTown page coming soon — call (856) 488-2227
- PitmanTown page coming soon — call (856) 488-2227
- West DeptfordTown page coming soon — call (856) 488-2227
Towns without a link are served — their individual pages are still being written. Call (856) 488-2227 and we’ll talk through the job directly.
Roughly 30 miles from Cherry Hill.
Our day-to-day working radius runs about 30 miles out from our Cherry Hill yard, which covers Camden, Burlington and Gloucester counties end to end. That radius is what lets us move equipment, crews and material to a site without adding mobilization cost to the job.
Work outside these three counties is considered case by case — it depends on the size of the job, the equipment it needs, and how long the machines have to stay on site. Call and we’ll tell you honestly whether it makes sense for us to bid it.
Don’t see your town?
The list above isn’t exhaustive — it’s just where we work most often. If you’re nearby, call and ask.
Service area questions, answered.
Our regular working radius is Camden, Burlington and Gloucester counties — roughly a 30-mile drive from our Cherry Hill base. Inside that radius we can get a truck and machine to a site the same week. Beyond it, we still take work, but we look at drive time, equipment moves and job size before we quote it.
Yes. We pull the excavation, road-opening, plumbing and demolition permits required by the township or county for the work we perform, and we schedule the inspections. Requirements vary town to town — some road openings need a bond or a restoration deposit — and those hard costs are itemized in the estimate rather than buried in it.
Written estimates are free within our three-county service area, including the site visit. If a job needs something beyond a walkthrough — camera inspection of a sewer line, test pits, or a survey — we'll tell you the cost of that step up front before we do it.
Both. We run residential driveways, drainage, sewer laterals and pool removals alongside commercial site prep, parking-area concrete and utility work for property managers, builders and municipalities. Same crews and equipment; the difference is scheduling and phasing around occupied sites.