Point Pleasant Borough Cleanup and Restoration

SERVPRO Is Faster to Any Size Water or Fire Damage in Point Pleasant Borough

Point Pleasant Borough is the ultimate Jersey Shore destination. We are bordered by the Atlantic Ocean on the East and the Manasquan River to the north and northwest. We have two river beaches in our community, River Avenue and Maxson Avenue, both located at the end of their namesakes. River Avenue Beach offers a large swimming area, restrooms, picnic area, children’s playground, and sitting areas to view the river and watch the boaters, sailors, paddle boarders. Maxson Avenue Beach is adjacent to Riverfront Park and offers a swimming area, fishing pier, restrooms, children’s playground, and viewing areas. Need a cool treat to cool off after a day at the beach? Hoffman’s Ice Cream opened in 1955 and makes all their ice cream in house. This is the go to ice cream shop for both locals and visitors.

Beaver Dam Creek County Park has a boardwalk to walk through the tidal wetlands, seemingly miles from civilization. Perfect location to enjoy a picnic under the pavilion while the kids play on one of two playgrounds or play a sport on the six acres of playing fields, two tennis courts and a basketball court. There is also the Slade Dale Sanctuary, along Beaverdam Creek on the south side. It is an important part of our local ecosystem, and is home to a number of unique animals and plants. This waterfront preserve is a predominantly tidal marsh, which provides habitat for various birds, including osprey. Living shorelines are an alternative to hardened shoreline structures such a bulkheads and seawalls. Unlike hard structures, which impede the growth of plants and animals, these will grow over time and are now be used at the sanctuary.

Because we are surrounded by water, we are no strangers to flood, storm and water damage. At SERVPRO, our focus is 24 hour emergency service for all water and fire damage. Our team is dedicated to making every restoration "Like it never even happened," no matter the size or type of disaster.