Roofing in Berkeley Heights, NJ

Roofing for Berkeley Heights homes

Homes in Berkeley Heights from the 1960s are commonly on their second or third roof. When we replace one, we take it down to the deck, replace soft sheathing, and add ice barrier at the eaves, which many of these houses never had.

Homes in Berkeley Heights at a glance

The ZIP codes that serve Berkeley Heights (07922 and 07974) hold about 7,190 single-family homes, and the median home there was built around 1964. Together they count about 24,710 residents in 9,470 housing units. About 85 percent of the homes are lived in by their owners. Sources: National Structure Inventory and Census estimates by ZIP code.

• 07922: about 3,680 single-family homes among 4,030 buildings; 4,470 housing units, 92 percent owner-occupied, median year built 1965.
• 07974: about 3,510 single-family homes among 3,900 buildings; 5,000 housing units, 78 percent owner-occupied, median year built 1963.

Roofing near Berkeley Heights

Crews come from our Westfield office, about 4 miles away. We also do roofing in the towns around Berkeley Heights: What the work costs, and what moves the price, is in our cost guide.

• New Providence, about a mile northeast
• Chatham, about 3 miles north
• Gillette, about 3 miles west
• Mountainside, about 3 miles east
• Summit, about 3 miles northeast
• Scotch Plains, about 4 miles southeast

Read the roof replacement cost guide