Roofing, Siding & Windows in Hainesport Township, NJ
— Quoted in 15 Minutes.

Burlington County Interior Township,
Westampton Interlocal Permits.

Hainesport Township sits in the Burlington County interior, bordered by Westampton, Mount Laurel, Lumberton, and Mount Holly Townships. The township's 6,197 residents (2025 Census estimate) live across a mix of postwar single-family neighborhoods, mid-century colonial subdivisions, and newer housing including Davenport Village — an affordable housing community the township maintains as part of its fair share obligations. The township's own website describes Davenport Village as a community for which Hainesport actively accepts applications.

The township's construction permitting operates under a distinctive arrangement: Hainesport has an Interlocal Service Agreement with neighboring Westampton Township, which acts as Hainesport's Department of Code Enforcement and Inspections. That means permit applications, inspections, and code enforcement flow through Westampton-administered staff — Construction Official Mike Lunemann and Zoning Officer Kathy Newcomb — at the Municipal Building, One Hainesport Centre. We quote and install across the township and pull every permit through that office before any crew departs.

Interior Burlington County Housing, Rancocas Watershed Drainage.

Hainesport's exterior picture breaks along three distinct factors:

• Multi-era residential stock: Hainesport's housing spans postwar Cape Cods and ranches through mid-century colonials to Davenport Village's newer affordable units. Each era brings different roof deck dimensions, wall assembly depths, and window rough-opening standards — the spec that fits a 1960s ranch doesn't automatically apply to a 1990s colonial or a newer affordable housing build. Every spec decision starts with identifying your building's generation from the aerial — the scope is built around what your house actually is.
• Rancocas Creek drainage exposure and flood mapping: The Census 2024 Gazetteer's 0.32-square-mile water figure for Hainesport Township reflects the Rancocas Creek drainage corridors that bisect Burlington County's interior townships. When those drainage channels run close to residential parcels, the lots can carry FEMA flood-zone designations — a classification that directly governs the edge-detailing, flashing selections, and underlayment choices on any roofing or siding scope. We pull the flood-zone status for your specific parcel before any spec is written.
• Interior Burlington County climate stress: Hainesport's inland position means the full humid-continental temperature swing — cold winters with repeated freeze events followed by hot, humid summers — bears down on every exterior surface. Those cycles pop caulk seams, erode shingle granule coatings, and push moisture past any poorly flashed siding joint, regardless of era. Hot, humid summers follow — accelerating paint failure and wood rot on any envelope that wasn't properly sealed and flashed during the last roofing or siding job.

ZIP 08036 — and Every Neighboring Township.

ZIP 08036 is the mailing code for Hainesport Township. Permit applications — roofing, siding, windows, fences — go to the Municipal Building at One Hainesport Centre, where Construction Official Mike Lunemann (609-267-2730 ext. 116) and Zoning Officer Kathy Newcomb (ext. 109) run the NJ UCC program under the Westampton interlocal agreement, Monday–Thursday 7:30 a.m.–4:45 p.m. and Friday 7:30 a.m.–noon. Our coverage reaches every address in the township and extends to every municipality bordering it:

Throughout Burlington County — and across every address in Hainesport's 6.47 square miles — D'Bros builds the aerial and 3D model before the Zoom opens, walks through the complete written scope and price on the call, and dispatches only the installation crew to your property. No sales representative visits before the install date.