New Jersey
Licensed roofing contractor
in New Jersey.
Northern and central New Jersey, and south as well. Registered with the state of New Jersey, which a Pennsylvania license does not cover.
New Jersey
Northern and central New Jersey, and south as well. Registered with the state of New Jersey, which a Pennsylvania license does not cover.
Most Pennsylvania roofers stop at the river. New Jersey requires home improvement contractors to be registered with the state, and plenty of Pennsylvania companies never bother. Condition One is registered under 13VH11942300 and licensed in Pennsylvania under PA168434, so the same company covers both sides without handing you to a subcontractor you never met.
Across the river
Phillipsburg sits directly across the Delaware from Easton, so a good share of New Jersey work is closer to home than parts of Pennsylvania are. The stock mirrors Easton too, older row homes and twins near the river, larger and steeper houses up the hill.
Out through Washington, Hackettstown and rural Warren County it opens up into farm properties, older houses with additions from several eras, and a lot of outbuildings.
Further in, through Hunterdon, Somerset, Morris and down into central and southern New Jersey, the stock runs to larger properties and newer colonials, closer to what is found in Bucks County on the Pennsylvania side.
Where in New Jersey
Recent work
Recent residential work from across the coverage area. Every photo is a Condition One job, shot on completion.
New Jersey questions
Registered in New Jersey under 13VH11942300, and separately licensed in Pennsylvania under PA168434.
It is worth asking every contractor who knocks on a New Jersey door for that number, because a Pennsylvania license does not cover work in this state. The number can be checked against the state register before you sign anything.
No. It is the same company, the same account managers and the same warranty as the Pennsylvania side.
Installation crews are vetted and managed the same way in both states. Your account manager stays with the job from the inspection through to the final walkthrough.
Most of the state. Northern and central New Jersey mainly, and southern New Jersey too.
Newark and the New York suburbs are the one part we stay out of. If a property is outside the range you will hear that before anybody drives out.
Yes. The Golden Pledge is a manufacturer warranty and it does not stop at a state line.
Terms are set by GAF and vary by system, and it requires a certified installer, which is what the Master Elite and President's Club status covers.
Free inspection anywhere in the New Jersey service area, from a contractor registered with the state under 13VH11942300.