Roofing in
Howell, NJ

Howell's development has occurred in waves. The older sections near Farmingdale and Adelphia feature mid-century ranches and capes from the 1950s and 1960s, many of which have undergone multiple re-roofs and may have underlying ventilation or decking issues that need addressing. The massive suburban expansion of the 1980s and 1990s filled out communities like Ramtown, Oak Glen, and the neighborhoods surrounding Aldrich Park with colonials and bi-levels that are now entering their first or second re-roofing cycle. More recently, active-adult communities and townhome developments have added contemporary construction to the mix.

Howell's geography places it in a transition zone between the sandy coastal plain soils to the east and the heavier clay soils of the inland piedmont. This soil variability affects drainage patterns from property to property, making site-specific gutter and water management solutions essential during roof replacement. The township's extensive forest preserves, including areas bordering Allaire State Park, contribute to significant tree debris on roofs — a leading cause of premature shingle wear and blocked drainage systems.

Because Howell spans such a large area, storm damage can be highly localized. A hailstorm that hammers the Ramtown section may leave properties near Southard virtually untouched. Our inspection teams are experienced in documenting damage patterns that align with weather radar data, which strengthens insurance claims for Howell homeowners dealing with the aftermath of the area's frequent summer storms.