
Between the older borough streets and the growth around Rowan University, Glassboro has one of the most varied housing stocks in the county, and every type needs a different exterior approach.
Glassboro's early-1900s borough homes need careful tear-offs and often fascia and decking work before new shingles go on. The newer developments off Delsea Drive are more straightforward replacements. We also work with local landlords keeping student rental properties watertight and code-clean.
From High Street to the neighborhoods around Rowan Boulevard, we have quoted and built across the whole borough.
Around Glassboro
- Rowan University
- High Street
- Delsea Drive
- Rowan Boulevard
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Glassboro by the numbers
1986
Median year built
43%
Built before 1980
The Census Bureau's American Community Survey (2024 5-year estimates) counts 8,331 housing units in Glassboro. The median one was built in 1986, 43 percent were built before 1980, and 60 percent of occupied homes are owner-occupied.
NOAA's Storm Events Database lists 9 thunderstorm wind reports, 1 hail report and no tornadoes in Glassboro from January 2015 to June 2026, with hail up to 0.75 inches.
More detail: how old Gloucester County homes are and Gloucester County storm history.
What we build in Glassboro
Roofing, roof repair, siding, windows and gutters for Glassboro homes.
Roofing in Glassboro
Glassboro's early-1900s borough homes often need decking and fascia work before new shingles, and we handle the tear-off and the repairs underneath in one job.
Roofing detailsRoof Repair in Glassboro
Glassboro's older borough homes tend to leak at the chimney flashing and in the valleys first, and those are the repairs we make before the decking underneath goes soft.
Roof Repair detailsSiding in Glassboro
Older borough homes near High Street benefit from siding that respects their period character, while student rentals need durable, low-maintenance vinyl.
Siding detailsWindows in Glassboro
Drafty original windows in century-old Glassboro homes are a comfort and efficiency problem we solve with custom-measured replacements that still fit the openings correctly.
Windows detailsGutters in Glassboro
Between mature trees and older rooflines, Glassboro homes need seamless gutters and sometimes guards to stay ahead of clogs and foundation water.
Gutters details