Papaneri & Sons replaces driveways, aprons, curbs and sidewalks for Jordantown homes in Pennsauken Township. We are a family business from nearby Cherry Hill, owned and operated since 1987.
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Yes, we do concrete work throughout Jordantown, the historic community along Park Avenue and Haddonfield Road in Pennsauken. Its first town plots were laid out in 1840.
Jordantown is one of the Pennsauken communities we cover in our South Jersey concrete service areas. Our office is a short drive away in Cherry Hill. We visit, measure and hand you a written estimate at no charge.
The front of a Jordantown home often needs more than one piece fixed at once, since the driveway, apron, sidewalk and curb all meet near the street.
Jordantown is one of the oldest communities in Pennsauken Township, among the oldest pre-Civil War African American communities in Camden County.
Surveyors laid out its first town plots in 1840 on Rudderow land, along the old road from Merchantville to Fork Landing, today's Park Avenue.
By 1846, residents had an African Methodist Episcopal church, and Bethel-Hosanna AME Church still traces its roots there. Jordan Lawn cemetery on Haddonfield Road holds graves of Civil War and World War I veterans.
Pennsauken became a township in 1892, formed from part of the old Stockton Township.
That long history can mean homes of different ages on one street, so we match each job to the home in front of us.
Here is what we offer Jordantown homeowners and why each service matters here.
The apron is where your driveway meets the street, and it takes the most wear. We replace the driveway and apron together with our standard 4500 PSI mix.
Many Jordantown homes have a sidewalk between the lawn and the street. When slabs crack or lift, we replace the bad sections with a compacted base and proper joints.
Curbs guide water along the street and hold the edge of your lawn. We pour new curbing when an old curb breaks down.
Before new concrete goes in, the old slab has to come out. We break up and haul away worn driveways, walks and pads, then grade the ground.
A Pennsauken customer added our sealing service after their new driveway went in. Sealing helps protect the surface from water and de-icing salt.
Papaneri & Sons is a family business, owned and operated since 1987. We hold a 4.7 rating on Google from more than 140 reviews, including homeowners in Pennsauken.
A Pennsauken customer wrote that we replaced their driveway, sidewalk, apron and curb in one day, with the front yard clear again fast.
Denise handles township permits from our office, and a Pennsauken homeowner said she made the process a breeze.
Another Pennsauken customer noted how careful our crew was around their plantings while Mario Jr and Nick ran the equipment.
We come to your home for a free estimate and give you a written number before any work starts.
We pour a 4500 PSI mix as our standard on residential work. Every job follows American Concrete Institute standards for joints, finishing and curing.
Park Avenue is the old main road of Jordantown, now County Route 621. Howard M. Phifer Middle School sits along it, so we time trucks around school hours.
Haddonfield Road, County Route 644, is the other historic road through the community, passing the Jordan Lawn cemetery and Bethel-Hosanna AME Church.
Stockton Park is a short trip away, and U.S. Route 130, called Crescent Boulevard, lies to the west.
We serve the homes along Park Avenue, Haddonfield Road and the side streets around them. Our Cherry Hill office is close by, so estimates and follow-up visits are easy to fit in.
(856) 354-9338Pennsauken Township does, since Jordantown is part of the township. Denise in our office files the paperwork and sets up the inspections.
Yes, and doing them together usually gives the cleanest result, since the apron and curb meet at the street. We include both in your written estimate.
Often yes. If only a few slabs have cracked or lifted, we replace those sections. If the whole run has failed, we will explain why full replacement makes more sense.
We plan where equipment will travel before work starts, and you can walk the yard with us and point out any plants to protect.
Sealing is a smart step for many new driveways. It protects the surface from water and winter de-icing salt, and we can come back once the concrete cures.
We break it up and haul it away as part of the job, then excavate, grade and compact a new sub-base before the pour.
Call Papaneri & Sons at (856) 354-9338 or email estimates@papanericoncrete.com. We will visit your Jordantown home and give you a free written estimate.
