Cinnaminson has been a settled, comfortable suburb along the Delaware River side of Burlington County for decades, and much of its housing dates from that steady mid-century growth. Homes of that era respond beautifully to a thoughtful repaint. We update interiors with modern Benjamin Moore and Sherwin-Williams palettes, brighten dated trim and paneling, and give exteriors the careful washing, caulking, and priming that keeps siding looking sharp for years.
Kitchens are where many Cinnaminson projects begin. Original cabinets in these homes are often sturdier than anything sold today, so refinishing them makes far more sense than tearing them out. We also refinish hardwood floors that have been hiding under carpet, a common and happy discovery in houses of this age. As a family-owned company, we keep our promises simple: honest advice, tidy crews, and a free estimate before any work starts.
Cinnaminson Township once took in a much larger area. Delran split off in 1880 and Riverton in 1893, which is why the three towns share a stretch of the Delaware riverfront and much of their history. The older houses toward the river and along Riverton Road have painted wood trim from before 1978, which we prepare with lead-safe practices, and damp air off the Delaware means mildew needs washing and treating before priming. Most of the township is post-war ranches, split-levels and colonials, where the work centers on aluminum siding that has chalked, vinyl that needs a vinyl-safe color, and trim, soffits and fascia doing most of the weathering. We prep each surface for what it is, finish with premium Benjamin Moore and Sherwin-Williams products, and back the work with a two-year workmanship warranty.
