Roofing in Kingwood, NJ

Roofing for Kingwood homes

Many Kingwood houses from the 1970s have reached the end of a second roof, and their attics were often under-ventilated when built. A replacement is the time to balance intake and exhaust ventilation along with the new shingles.

Homes in Kingwood at a glance

The ZIP codes that serve Kingwood (08559 and 08825) hold about 3,450 single-family homes, and the median home there was built around 1972. Together they count about 9,250 residents in 4,340 housing units. About 79 percent of the homes are lived in by their owners. Sources: National Structure Inventory and Census estimates by ZIP code.

• 08559: about 1,940 single-family homes among 2,760 buildings; 2,200 housing units, 83 percent owner-occupied, median year built 1975, shared with Stockton.
• 08825: about 1,500 single-family homes among 2,240 buildings; 2,140 housing units, 75 percent owner-occupied, median year built 1969.

Roofing near Kingwood

Crews come from our Somerville office, about 18 miles away. We also do roofing in the towns around Kingwood: What the work costs, and what moves the price, is in our cost guide.

• Stockton, about 3 miles southeast
• New Hope, about 8 miles south
• Raritan, about 10 miles east
• Readington Township, about 11 miles northeast
• Annandale, about 12 miles northeast
• Doylestown, about 13 miles southwest

Read the roof replacement cost guide