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You may not want to spend the time or energy in maintaining the appearance of your home’s exterior. Caulking, Repainting or sealing your home’s exterior every so often can become costly. Allroofrepair has options that can reduce the time you spend maintaining the exterior of your home, while at the same time refining the appearance and value. There are lots of options to consider and choose from.
Take a look at a few of the siding options we offer, whether you want a traditional look or modern, we can do it. Contact Allroofrepair to have one of our siding installation and replacement experts provide you with an estimate for your project and show you all the options in siding and what would be best for your home and budget.

Vinyl – vinyl siding can improve the style, beauty and energy-efficiency without all the required maintenance that aluminum, wood or asbestos siding demands. It is long-lasting and will not rot, peel or dent, giving you a maintenance free, cost efficient solution to your siding needs. Vinyl siding products are Energy Star certified.

Fiber Cement – fiber cement is a low maintenance option for those who desire the more traditional look of wood siding. Unlike wood siding, fiber cement will resist cracking, rotting, and damage from the elements. It is a brilliant choice for homeowners who are concerned with moisture or potential termite damage. It could be installed in a variety of color options, or could be painted for a one off look.

Wood – Made mainly from cedar or redwood, wood siding comes in a variety of styles and sizes. There are many great options for siding replacement or for siding installation on a new home. You could choose from solid wood boards, shakes and shingles, all of which are extremely durable and long-lasting products. There are also factory treated wood options to provide an even longer lasting finish.

Engineered Wood – Engineered wood siding is an amazing option for homeowners that want the natural beauty of solid wood siding but on a lower budget. This product is specifically designed to eliminate natural differences that are found in wood siding, to resist deterioration and to be cost effeciant for homeowners during and after installation.

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In 1702, settlers from Newark purchased a tract of land that encompassed the areas now known as Caldwell, Livingston and West Essex. They paid 130 English pounds to the Lenni Lenape Indians. In 1811, seven hamlets — including Teedtown (now Livingston Center), Northfield, Morehousetown (Livingston Circle), Cheapside (Livingston Mall), Washington Place and Squiertown (Route 10 Circle) got together and petitioned for the formation of The Township of Livingston.
Livingston's first town meeting was held on February 5, 1813. At this meeting, the people decided that the town should be run by a major and a township committee. About 100 people, mainly farmers, lived in town at that time. In the early years, farming and lumber were the main sources of income for the township. Shoemaking became a major industry during the Civil War. The dairy business became Livingston's leading industry after the Civil War and remained so well into the 20th century.
The first school in Livingston was built in 1783, a one room schoolhouse on Northfield Road where Roosevelt Plaza is today. The population grew slowly because the town was not close to a primary rail line. Mt. Pleasant Avenue, which runs through Livingston, was the first turnpike, or toll road, in New Jersey. Starting in the 1800s, stage coaches made what was then a one day trip from Newark to Morristown. Between 1813 and 1920, it increased from 1,000 to 1,500.
The area became a commuting suburb after the invention of the automobile and the construction of hard-surfaced highways. After World War II, housing developments replaced farms and many people moved to Livingston. The town grew very quickly; in 1950, there were 9,932 people, and in 1960, the population had jumped to 23,124 people. It peaked in 1970 with 31,653.
In 1957, a new form of government, a Council-Manager form, was started in Livingston. A Town Council made up of five Livingston citizens was also created. Each year a mayor is chosen from among the members of the council.
According to the 2000 census, Livingston has a population of 27,391 people.