Raritan Township, Hunterdon County
Commercial site work around Flemington and Raritan Township
Flemington is the county’s commercial center. A lot of the buildable land around it is Raritan Township, and that is where site prep, grading, and drainage get quoted.

The township around the county seat
Flemington Borough is the downtown and the old county seat. Raritan Township wraps it. Retail, medical, and small commercial projects along Route 31, Route 202, and the approaches to town usually sit on township land. Builders and engineers working those sites need excavation, a pad, storm drainage, and sometimes demolition of an older structure before the new one starts.
That is the commercial buyer this page is written for. A general contractor with a site plan in Raritan Township can see the scope TM Contracting actually does: prep, grading, clearing, demolition, drainage, trenching, and foundation excavation. The quote form asks for project type, size, and timeline so a commercial pad is obvious when it arrives.
Residential ground in the same township
Raritan Township is also houses, including lots that are large enough for a full site package and neighborhoods that are not. The residential work that fits is the larger one: a new home, a long drive, septic where sewer does not reach, a foundation excavation. A tiny in-town repair is a different call.
Reaville and Klinesville are the more rural ends. They behave more like the rest of Hunterdon farmland than like the highway commercial strip. Say which end of the township the site is on.
Drawings help here more than anywhere
Commercial work around Flemington is more likely to have a site plan, a stormwater design, and a demolition permit path. Attach what you have. If the job is still a concept, say that too, and the first answer can be whether the crew is the right fit before anyone prices a guess.
Local names around this page: Flemington border, Reaville, Klinesville, Route 31 and Route 202. The shop is in Pittstown.
Work that fits here
- Commercial site workPads, grading, utilities, and clearing for builders and developers.
- Site preparationClearing, stripping, and a pad ready for the next contractor.
- Drainage and erosion controlPipe, culverts, swales, and grades that move water off the site.
- DemolitionStructures taken down and debris hauled off the site.