Burlington County
Window & Glass

Burlington County is NJ's largest county by land area — 800+ square miles from the Philly-suburb belt (Mount Laurel, Mount Holly, Willingboro) through agricultural central Burlington into the Pine Barrens. Window work here splits between high-volume vinyl/fiberglass replacement in the Philly-suburb residential belt, historic sash restoration in the Mount Holly Historic District, and lower-density specialty work across the Pine Barrens-edge communities.

Mount Laurel anchors the I-295 / Route 73 corporate corridor with 1990s–2010s suburban Colonials needing second-cycle replacement. Most of our Mount Laurel work is vinyl double-hung replacement on the 25-30 year-old original aluminum or first-generation vinyl that's now hitting end of life. Commercial flat-roof inventory along the corporate strips adds steady curtain-wall insulated-glass replacement work. Mount Holly is the county seat with a substantial 1700s–1900s historic district along High Street and Mill Street — sash restoration, true-divided-light replacement, and HPC-coordinated permit work on landmark properties.

Willingboro has a unique housing stock — 1950s–1960s Levitt-built planned community with distinctive double-hung wood-sash details that need careful matching during replacement. Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst sits on the southwestern edge of the county; adjacent off-base housing in Wrightstown, Pemberton, and Browns Mills has steady residential replacement volume from active-duty and veteran homeowners. Each town has its own permit office and inspection schedule.