Camden County sits right next door to our Sewell home base, and we work it constantly, from the established suburbs to the older river towns.
Cherry Hill and Voorhees are full of 1960s-through-1980s colonials and split-levels now cycling through their second and third roofs. Gloucester Township and Sicklerville developments are reaching their first replacement wave. The historic homes of Haddonfield and Collingswood need the careful, period-right work that not every contractor will do. We cover all of it.
From Cherry Hill to Haddon Heights, Camden County is a daily stop for our crews.
Towns in Camden County
- Cherry Hill
- Voorhees
- Gloucester Township
- Sicklerville
- Haddonfield
- Collingswood
- Winslow
- Gibbsboro
Family-run since 1985. Licensed and insured in New Jersey. The owner walks every roof.
Camden County by the numbers
1967
Median year built
70%
Built before 1980
The Census Bureau's American Community Survey (2024 5-year estimates) counts 214,642 housing units in Camden County. The median one was built in 1967, 70 percent were built before 1980, and 67 percent of occupied homes are owner-occupied.
NOAA's Storm Events Database lists 229 thunderstorm wind reports, 30 hail reports and 2 tornadoes in Camden County from January 2015 to June 2026, with hail up to 2.5 inches. The tornadoes on record there: EF1 near Blackwood on June 13, 2019; EF1 near Grenloch on June 9, 2022.
More detail: how old Gloucester County homes are and Gloucester County storm history.
What we build in Camden County
Roofing, roof repair, siding, windows and gutters for Camden County homes.
Roofing in Camden County
Cherry Hill and Voorhees colonials from the 60s through 80s are squarely in tear-off territory, and full roof replacements are the bulk of our Camden County work.
Roofing detailsRoof Repair in Camden County
Camden County repair work is mostly failed flashing and wind-lifted shingles on those older colonials, and we find the leak's real source before we seal it.
Roof Repair detailsSiding in Camden County
The large suburban homes of Camden County are prime candidates for insulated vinyl and fiber cement, where curb appeal drives resale in a competitive market.
Siding detailsWindows in Camden County
Two-story colonials across Cherry Hill and Gloucester Township lose the most heat through original windows, and full-home replacements are steady work here.
Windows detailsGutters in Camden County
Bigger Camden County roofs move a lot of water, so correctly sized seamless gutters and smart downspout placement protect these foundations.
Gutters details