Home Remodeling and Roofing in Harrison Township, NJ
Roofing and siding, finished basements, decks and more for homes in Harrison Township, Gloucester County.
Serving Harrison Township
Harrison Township includes Mullica Hill and most of Richwood, along with Ewan, Jefferson and Sherwin. Its population grew more than 40% between 2000 and 2010. On September 1, 2021, an EF3 tornado from the remnants of Hurricane Ida destroyed multiple homes in the township.
Census estimates (ACS 2020-2024) describe Harrison Township's housing like this: The median home was built in 1997; the largest share was built in the 2000s; 42% have been built since 2000; 88% are detached single-family houses. Our crews work in Mullica Hill, Richwood, Ewan, Jefferson and the newer subdivisions.
Popular projects in Harrison Township
These are the services Harrison Township homeowners ask us about most. All of our other services are available too.
Finished Basements
Many newer Harrison Township homes have unfinished poured-concrete basements that are good candidates for finished living space, including bathrooms and bedrooms with code-compliant egress. Framing, insulation, drywall, flooring and lighting are all part of the scope.
Finished Basements details →Deck Building
Newer Harrison Township homes often have a sliding door and no deck yet. We design and build wood or composite decks under a township permit. We offer composite and pressure-treated lumber.
Deck Building details →Kitchen Remodeling
Owners of newer Harrison Township homes usually want to replace laminate or basic granite, add pendant and under-cabinet lighting, and extend or add an island. We plan the layout, order materials and schedule each trade.
Kitchen Remodeling details →Steel & Wood Framing
We frame basements, garage conversions and additions in Harrison Township, in wood or steel. We follow framing through inspection.
Steel & Wood Framing details →Roofing & Siding
On newer Harrison Township homes, we see shingles wearing out early from poor attic ventilation. We correct the intake and exhaust venting when we replace the roof. We also replace gutters and repair storm damage.
Roofing & Siding details →What to know before a project in Harrison Township
- Permits. Harrison Township handles construction permits and inspections for Harrison Township. We prepare the drawings and applications, schedule inspections and keep the approved permit on site.
- Drainage. Poor grading and short downspouts cause most basement water problems. We look at both before any basement or foundation-adjacent work.
- 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 42% of Harrison Township homes have been built since 2000. Builder-grade finishes, unfinished basements and aging decks are the most common reasons owners call us.
Questions from Harrison Township homeowners
Do you rebuild or repair storm-damaged homes?
We repair roofing, siding, framing and interiors after storm damage. We document conditions for your insurance claim, but the claim itself is between you and your insurer. We do not act as a public adjuster.
What are the most popular projects for newer Harrison Township homes?
Finishing basements, building decks and upgrading kitchens, primary baths and flooring. Many homes are also reaching the age for a first roof replacement.
Do I need a permit for a remodel in Harrison Township?
Many projects do, including decks, roofing, basements, structural changes and most plumbing and electrical work. Permits go through Harrison Township. We handle the application and inspections.
Request a free estimate in Harrison Township
Tell us about your project. We reply by phone, text or email, usually within one business day.
Prefer to talk? Call 609-968-0133 or text 609-968-0133.
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