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An old Voorhees crossroads name on the road that Route 73 still borrows. Farmhouses and 1990s colonials on the same stretch.
Kresson is one of the oldest names in Voorhees Township, old enough that Route 73 through here is still called the Berlin-Kresson Road. The crossroads came long before the township filled in around it, and the result is a stretch where a nineteenth-century farmhouse can sit two driveways from a colonial built in the 1990s. Those two houses have almost nothing in common above the ceiling.
We scope them differently for that reason. The farmhouse gets steep-slope staging, plank-deck assessment and new chimney counterflashing cut into the joint. The subdivision house gets ventilation corrected and builder-spec details rebuilt. Both are permitted and inspected by the Voorhees Township construction office under the New Jersey Uniform Construction Code.
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Along Kresson Road a nineteenth-century farmhouse can sit two driveways from a 1990s colonial, and the two need almost nothing in common on the roof.
Steep original planes and later shed additions rarely meet each other cleanly.
Builder-spec roofs from that decade are reaching replacement age right now.
Older masonry chimneys need new metal cut into the joint, not sealant.
Kresson addresses are permitted and inspected by the Voorhees Township construction office.
Same office, same crews, a short drive away.
Quite possibly. Builder-grade three-tab from that period was often rated for twenty to twenty-five years, and hot attics take years off that. The tell is granule loss in the gutters and brittle, curling edges; if the shingle is still flexible and the flashing is sound, you may have several years left, and we will tell you which it is.
The Voorhees Township construction office, under the New Jersey Uniform Construction Code. Kresson is a locality inside the township rather than a separate borough, and Camden County has no role in roofing permits. We lodge the application, arrange the inspection when the work is done, and hand over the closed permit.
Sealant is a short-term measure and it fails within a few seasons. The proper repair is step flashing up each side with counterflashing let into a cut in the mortar joint above it, so water is directed out rather than held back. On older masonry that is a bricklayer’s detail as much as a roofer’s, and we do it as part of a replacement.
That junction is the most common leak on houses like these. A pitch change needs proper metal underneath and enough headlap above it, not shingle bent over the transition. We rebuild that joint during the replacement, because everything else can be perfect and the water will still find that one line.
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