Siding Replacement in Cinnaminson, NJ
Yes — we replace siding in Cinnaminson, and this township has one of the largest stocks of aging aluminum siding in Burlington County. Most Cinnaminson homes are 1950s–70s ranches, split-levels and colonials VERIFY: township housing-age data, built along the Riverton-to-Palmyra corridor when aluminum was the modern choice. That siding is now 50-plus years old: chalked, dented and faded. We start every Cinnaminson job with a free measured estimate and a written, line-item proposal — and because these homes predate 1978, lead-safe tear-off practices come standard VERIFY: current EPA RRP requirements.
What kind of siding is on Cinnaminson homes?
Aluminum dominates here, usually over original wood clapboard on the oldest sections and directly over sheathing (the wood panels nailed to your framing) on later ones. You’ll also see original wood on pre-war homes near the river, and a first wave of vinyl on homes resided in the 1980s and 90s. A fair number of Cinnaminson houses have been covered twice — vinyl over aluminum — which we only discover at the estimate or at tear-off.
On homes this age, one caution comes first: some pre-1970s exteriors include asbestos-cement shingles under later siding. If we suspect them, we stop and follow the proper testing and handling path before any demo continues VERIFY: NJ asbestos handling rules for residential siding. After that, the usual finds apply — little or no housewrap (the water-resistive barrier), flat window flashing, and soft sheathing around openings. Everything gets photographed and priced at a unit rate you approve before we fix it.
HOAs and neighborhood rules in Cinnaminson
Cinnaminson’s postwar neighborhoods are mostly free of homeowners associations, so color and material choices are usually yours. A few newer developments and townhouse communities do have associations that require written approval first VERIFY: your association’s architectural guidelines. If that’s you, we supply the samples and spec sheets the board asks for. Either way, this is a township where a straight color swap is the norm — most homeowners choose a modern vinyl or fiber cement and we match trim to the house’s existing proportions.
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What gets removed, repaired, wrapped, flashed and warrantied — before you sign anything. Includes the 2-page “Before You Sign” quote checklist.
Text Me the Free GuideDo I need a permit for siding in Cinnaminson?
Siding permits in Cinnaminson go through the township construction office, and we handle the filing. Where a permit is required, we apply before work starts, post it at your home and schedule the final inspection when the job wraps up. We confirm the current requirement for your address at proposal time VERIFY: Cinnaminson Township construction office.
Township permit information: [LINK: Cinnaminson construction office permit page]. Statewide basics: Do I Need a Permit to Replace Siding in NJ?
Recent siding projects in Cinnaminson
Ranch, aluminum tear-off. Lead-safe removal, sheathing repairs at two windows at a pre-approved unit price, new wrap, flashing and vinyl.
Listing publishes with completed local project.
Split-level, double tear-off. Removed two layers of siding, rebuilt the wall system from the sheathing out, insulated vinyl with new trim.
Listing publishes with completed local project.
What Cinnaminson homeowners say
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Also see our work in nearby Moorestown and Deptford, read whether new siding can go over old, or check current price ranges.
Cinnaminson siding questions
Should I tear off my Cinnaminson home's aluminum siding, or paint or cover it?
Painting chalked aluminum is a short-term fix, and covering it hides the wall. A full tear-off lets us inspect the sheathing, rebuild housewrap and flashing, and install new siding on a flat, sound surface. On 1950s–70s homes here, that’s the route we recommend. Read the full answer.
What if there's asbestos siding under my aluminum?
Some pre-1970s Cinnaminson homes carry asbestos-cement shingles under later siding. If we suspect them, we stop and follow proper testing and handling rules before demo continues — no exceptions. Intact shingles can often be handled or encapsulated per current rules without derailing the project. VERIFY: NJ asbestos handling rules
My home was built in the 1960s. Do lead-safe rules apply to siding work?
Yes. Homes built before 1978 fall under federal RRP rules when we disturb painted surfaces: containment, careful cleanup, documentation, and the required pamphlet before work starts. We build it into the proposal so it’s not a surprise line item. VERIFY: current EPA RRP requirements
What does siding cost on a Cinnaminson ranch?
Cost depends on material, home size, tear-off layers and hidden repairs. We publish current whole-home ranges by material, straight from our price book, on the siding cost page — and your written proposal prices your specific house line by line.