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Florence Township · Burlington County, NJ

Home Remodeling and Roofing in Florence Township, NJ

Roofing and siding, painting, kitchens and more for homes in Florence Township, Burlington County.

Florence Township, New Jersey

Serving Florence Township

Florence Township sits on the Delaware River across from Bristol Township, Falls Township and Tullytown, Pennsylvania. The Florence Iron Works opened on the river in 1857, and Florence later became a vacation spot known for its sandy riverbanks. The township includes the Florence and Roebling communities. About a third of its homes are attached houses.

Census estimates (ACS 2020-2024) describe Florence's housing like this: The median home was built in 1971; the largest share was built before 1940; 16% have been built since 2000; 52% are detached houses and 34% are twins or townhouses. Big Cat General Contractor works in Florence, Roebling, Florence Station and Bustleton.

Local considerations

What to know before a project in Florence

  • Permits. Permits and inspections in Florence are handled by Florence Township under New Jersey's Uniform Construction Code. Roofing, structural changes, decks, basements and most plumbing and electrical work need a permit. We file the applications and meet the inspectors.
  • Water nearby. Homes near the Delaware River can see higher humidity, wet basements or mapped flood zones. We check the flood map and the house's moisture history, and we plan drainage, flashing and materials accordingly.
  • Climate. Humid summers and wet winters mean moisture control matters. That includes bathroom exhaust fans vented outdoors, dehumidified basements and flashing that keeps rain out of walls.
  • House age. About 63% of Florence homes are more than 45 years old. They often have original single-pane or early vinyl windows, T1-11 or aluminum siding and undersized attic ventilation.
FAQ

Questions from Florence homeowners

Do you work on rowhomes and attached houses in Roebling and Florence?

Yes. Attached homes need careful roof tie-ins and flashing at party walls, and interior work has to account for shared walls. We handle both.

My Florence home was built in the 1970s or 1980s. What usually needs updating?

Most commonly the roof, siding and windows, followed by kitchens, baths and decks. Some homes built from about 1965 to 1973 have aluminum branch wiring, which an electrician should evaluate during any remodel.

Do I need a permit for a remodel in Florence?

Many projects do, including decks, roofing, basements, structural changes and most plumbing and electrical work. Permits go through Florence Township. We handle the application and inspections.

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