Roofing Services in
Burlington County

Metal roofing serves Burlington County's historic and high-value residential market — Burlington City's pre-Revolutionary properties where exterior material quality is subject to preservation standards, Moorestown's and Medford's high-end residential communities, and the rural estate properties of Shamong and Washington Township where large roof areas favor the 40–70 year service life.

Burlington City's Delaware River waterfront properties receive aluminum panel systems — the river's tidal influence creates mild salt air conditions that accelerate Galvalume steel oxidation at rates that make aluminum the more cost-effective long-term specification. Inland Moorestown, Medford, and Evesham installations use Galvalume steel with PVDF coating — the appropriate specification for the county's moderate inland climate.

TPO flat roofing serves Burlington County's urban historic inventory and mixed-use development — Burlington City's colonial-era commercial and residential buildings, the flat-roof sections on older Mount Holly properties, and the additions and garage-over configurations throughout Evesham Township's and Moorestown's suburban residential inventory.

We install 60-mil TPO with heat-welded seams for all Burlington County flat applications. Burlington City's flat-roof applications on historic properties require material specifications compatible with preservation standards — we source TPO in colors and profiles that minimize visual impact on historic rooflines. For Burlington County's Pinelands-adjacent communities, pine needle debris creates drainage demands that we address with tapered insulation and drain placement designed to prevent debris-dam ponding.

Cedar shake roofing is historically significant in Burlington County — a county where standing residential construction dates to the late 17th century and where original cedar shake was the universal roofing material for two centuries. Burlington City's Friends' Meeting neighborhood, Bordentown's colonial streetscape, and Mount Holly's historic district all include properties where cedar shake replacement is the appropriate specification.

We install select-grade western red cedar shake using installation methods appropriate to each property's construction period — skip sheathing or solid decking depending on the original construction, breather felt and full interlayment for moisture protection. Burlington County's Pinelands communities create specific cedar shake maintenance demands — the combination of shade, organic debris, and moisture creates the most aggressive conditions for cedar shake algae and moss growth in our NJ service area.