Kinnelon, NJ

Roofing in Kinnelon, NJ: Pyramid Mountain, Reservoirs and Ice

The borough's history page calls the Pyramid Mountain area a unique geological area left by glaciers, and reservoirs and open space run through the rest. Kinnelon was incorporated in 1922, and its museum occupies the 1839 Meadtown school. Dial (862) 972-4008 and say where the house sits on its lot; on a hillside, access to the roof matters.

Call (862) 972-4008

Small ranch and split-level homes along a quiet Lincoln Park street

Snow along an eave with thin icicles hanging from the gutter

What roofs here deal with

Nine in ten homes lived in by their owners

Kinnelon's median home dates from 1976, give or take 5 (Census, 2020-2024). Of 3,348 occupied homes, about 231 are rented, roughly 7 percent, the lowest renter share of the five towns.

The borough keeps reservoirs and open space close, and in August 2020 Isaias brought down countless trees statewide. Roofs near mature trees are where that kind of storm shows up, as limb damage, clogged gutters and shingle wear.

Weather record

The county's hazard plan counts none of Kinnelon's 4,093 buildings in either FEMA flood zone, which sets it apart from Lincoln Park and Pequannock.

Kinnelon's own weather is not in any source used here; Newark's January normals (1991-2020) are 32.8 degrees and 9.1 inches of snow, and the borough's hills may differ.

On the map

Northwest of everything else on the list

Straight-line distances run center to center, from the Census Bureau's 2024 internal points.

Lincoln Park roofing5.9 miles southeast.
Pequannock roofing4.4 miles east-southeast.
Wayne roofing7.8 miles east-southeast.
Fairfield roofing8.1 miles south-southeast.

Kinnelon at the centre

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Checked 1 Nov 2026