Point Pleasant is the far corner of our core list — about thirty minutes from the Jackson yard — and the town where placement skill matters most. Shore blocks here are tight: narrow streets, short shared driveways, houses close enough to pass a cup of sugar between.

So Point Pleasant is 10 and 20-yard territory. The driver walks the drop before the container comes off, boards go down, and the box lands where it blocks nobody — because on these streets there is nowhere to hide a mistake. The work itself is classic shore: seasonal-home cleanouts, renovation debris, and the deck-and-fence turnover that salt air guarantees.