When you need to replace your roof, you don’t want to choose just anyone. Choose the roofing contractor in Cherry Hill, NJ, that your neighbors, friends and family trust: American Construction Roofing, Siding & Windows.

Why American Construction?

• Local and family-owned. South Jersey is our home, and we want our business to reflect this pride. Our owner, Greg, lives in Alluvium, and his daughter will attend Eastern.
• Core values matter. Our business is built on honesty, integrity and quality. Dirt-cheap quotes are a red flag. Too many roofing contractors cut corners with cheap materials and no warranties. We often fix roofs installed by other companies that have failed within a few years.
• Golden Pledge Warranty. As a GAF Master Elite Contractor, we exclusively offer GAF’s Golden Pledge Warranty, something many other roofers can’t provide. With a 25-year workmanship guarantee and lifetime material warranty, your home will receive the protection it deserves.
• Bonded, licensed and insured. We follow New Jersey’s law requiring contractors to be bonded, licensed and insured. Without this, your new roofing won’t qualify for the manufacturer’s extended warranty.

Our service area covers Cherry Hill and Camden County. Our family would love to talk with your family about your roofing needs, so give us a call at (856) 290-8448 today!

At American Construction, our owners have called South Jersey home for a long time.

We grew up here, so we understand the area. As an experienced roofing contractor, we have a deep knowledge of South Jersey homes and the unique challenges homeowners in each city face when it’s time to replace their roofs.

Most Cherry Hill homes were built in the late 1960s to early 1970s, which means they have decking that’s no longer compliant with modern roofing code. Decking is the wood foundation where roofing materials are installed.

Here are some of the most common roofing problems we see in Cherry Hill:

• Most homes have inadequate decking—it’s thin, not very water-resistant, and prone to leaking.
• Homes may have two or more layers of shingles over the original layer. With 6,000 or more nails required to install a new roof, each nail hole creates many more entry points for water.
• Double-layered roofs are more susceptible to having shingles blow off since the nails can’t be driven as deeply into the lumber.
• Most repair calls (leaks, shingles blowing off, etc.) we receive are related to double-layered shingles, but roofing code prohibits repairs on these roofs.
• It can be difficult to tell if your home has two layers of shingles because contractors will often cut back the edges of the roof to hide it. A professional roofing contractor like American Construction can conduct an inspection to see how many layers of shingles your home has. Unlike other area roofing contractors, we don’t charge for inspections.

If your home does have two layers of shingles, you may worry that your roof replacement will be more expensive. At American Construction, we believe in treating our neighbors like we’d treat our families, so we don’t charge for an additional layer of tear-off (an average savings of $2,000).