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The Springdale side of Cherry Hill Township runs to larger, later homes. More hips, more valleys and more flashing than a plain gable ever has.
Springdale is a section of Cherry Hill Township rather than a town of its own, out on the eastern side along Springdale Road. The housing skews later and larger than the township’s 1950s core, with colonials, two-story additions and custom builds on bigger lots. Rooflines get complicated: multiple hips, cross gables, bump-outs and garage tie-ins on the same house.
Complexity is what decides quality on a roof like that. We count the valleys and the penetrations, re-detail the step flashing at every wall tie-in, and make sure intake and exhaust are balanced across separate attic spaces. Permits go through the Cherry Hill Township construction office under the New Jersey Uniform Construction Code.
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Valleys, hip junctions, wall tie-ins and chimney saddles are where water concentrates, and a large roof simply has more of them than a small one.
Every valley on a cross-gabled roof carries the runoff of two slopes at once.
Second-story additions meet siding, and that joint needs step flashing woven in.
Separate attic areas each need their own intake and exhaust to vent properly.
Springdale addresses permit through the Cherry Hill Township construction office, and we file it.
Same office, same crews, a short drive away.
No. Springdale is a section of Cherry Hill Township, so your roofing permit is issued by the Cherry Hill Township construction office under the New Jersey Uniform Construction Code. We file under your block and lot, which avoids the confusion that mailing names sometimes cause.
Squares of shingle are only part of it. A roof with six valleys, three wall tie-ins and a chimney saddle takes far more labor and flashing metal than a simple gable of the same area. We itemize the quote so you can see where the difference actually sits.
That usually means the two attic spaces vent differently. Freeze-thaw cycling plus warm air trapped over one section melts snow there and refreezes it at the eave. We treat the spaces separately, add ice-and-water membrane at the eaves, and balance the intake on the failing side.
Where one exists, yes. Some Cherry Hill developments require a color or material sign-off before work starts. We give you the manufacturer, product line and color name in writing so you can submit it, and we schedule around the approval rather than through it.
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