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A farm crossroads on County Route 537 near Route 206. Most Jobstown roofs are replacements, and what the last crew left matters.
Jobstown is the other crossroads village in Springfield Township, a few miles from Juliustown on County Route 537 near Route 206, with about three hundred and seventy residents. The houses are old frame stock and postwar ranches on generous lots. Nearly every one has been re-roofed at least once and many of them twice, going back to when the original wood or slate came off, so what is on the deck now has history.
That history matters more than the shingle brand. We look for layovers, for flashing that was bent back and reused rather than replaced, and for plank decking patched with mismatched sheets. Then we tear off to bare deck and start clean. Permits are filed with the Springfield Township construction office under the New Jersey Uniform Construction Code.
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Each previous re-roof left something behind: an extra layer of shingle, old flashing pressed back into place, or a nail line that never actually found a rafter.
Every layer comes off so the deck can be seen and repaired properly.
Old step and chimney metal renewed rather than bent back and reused.
Nail lines set into sound decking, not into patched or spongy sheets.
Roof permits for Jobstown addresses go to the Springfield Township construction office.
Same office, same crews, a short drive away.
We do not, and on most of these houses it would be a mistake. A layover hides the decking, adds weight to old framing, and leaves the failed flashing exactly where it is. Tear-off costs more on the invoice and less over the life of the roof.
We lift a corner near the eave and count, which takes a couple of minutes. Two layers is common on houses of this age and three happens. It matters because the number changes the disposal volume and tells us what condition to expect from the deck.
The Springfield Township construction office, under the New Jersey Uniform Construction Code. Jobstown is a community within the township, so there is no separate Jobstown office to deal with. We file the application, post it on site, and meet the inspector when the work is done.
Because the repairs were treating the symptom. Once layers overlap and the decking under a valley or a chimney has softened, sealing the surface moves the water rather than stopping it. We open a small area first and show you what is actually happening before quoting anything.
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