Roofing in Cherry Hill, NJ
Cherry Hill's houses span a century, from 1920s neighborhoods to post-war developments, and their roofs show it.
Cherry Hill roof work is mostly shingle roofs: replacements on post-war split-levels and colonials, steeper roofs and chimneys on 1920s houses in neighborhoods like Erlton and Colwick, plus ventilation, gutters and storm damage.
What the Roofs Look Like Here
Cherry Hill was incorporated in 1844 as Delaware Township, had its first residential boom in the 1920s in neighborhoods such as Colwick, Erlton, Woodland and Barlow, grew explosively after World War II and took the Cherry Hill name in 1961.
That history leaves 1920s houses with steeper roofs and masonry chimneys next to post-war developments of split-levels, ranches and colonials with long, simple shingle slopes.
Work We Do Most in Cherry Hill
Shingle replacements with ice barrier and ventilation, chimney flashing on older houses, leak repairs, gutter replacement and storm repairs after wind and hail.
A Typical Job in Cherry Hill
A Cherry Hill replacement usually takes one to two days: tear-off to the deck, decking repairs, ice and water barrier at the eaves and valleys, synthetic underlayment, drip edge, shingles and ridge ventilation. On the 1920s houses, chimney flashing is rebuilt into the masonry rather than sealed over.
Permits and Paperwork
Cherry Hill enforces New Jersey's Uniform Construction Code through its own construction office. We confirm what your job needs before work starts.
Around Cherry Hill
We cover all of Cherry Hill, including Erlton, Colwick, Barclay, Kingston, Woodcrest and Old Orchard. See also our Camden County page and nearby Camden.
Questions From Cherry Hill
Yes, across the township.
Yes. We rebuild the flashing into the masonry.
We check with Cherry Hill's construction office and file what the job needs.
Yes. We inspect, document and repair wind and hail damage.
Roof Problem in Cherry Hill?
Call with your street and what the roof is doing. We answer any hour.