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Service area · Delaware County, PA

Where We Install and Repair Siding in Delaware County

Springfield, PA 19064 is home base. Four nearby ZIP codes are covered too, and each gets its own short section here with the Census figures that matter for siding.

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Which towns near Springfield, PA do you serve for siding?

Home base is Springfield, PA 19064. We also take siding replacement and repair in four nearby Delaware County ZIP codes: Morton 19070, Swarthmore 19081, Wallingford 19086 and Media 19063. Somewhere else in the county? Send the form, choose Elsewhere in Delaware County, and we will reply either way.

ZIP code areas do not follow borough and township lines exactly, so we confirm which municipality a house is in before we talk about permits.

Older houses side by side, one with red siding and a gambrel roof
Stock photo for illustration.

The five ZIP codes compared (ACS 2020–2024 5-year)

ZIPAreaHousing unitsOwner-occupiedSingle-familyMedian year builtBuilt before 1980
19064Springfield, PA8,90293.9%94.6%195592.1%
19070Morton, PA2,79076.4%76.8%195684.7%
19081Swarthmore, PA3,56179.9%73.9%195493.5%
19086Wallingford, PA4,57288.7%87.6%196176.9%
19063Media, PA15,55969.9%69.2%197064.1%

Census Bureau American Community Survey 5-year estimates for each ZIP Code Tabulation Area, read through Census Reporter (tables B25003, B25024, B25034, B25035). Owner-occupied is a share of occupied units; single-family counts detached and attached houses. Estimates carry margins of error, listed in the service area CSV.

Do you install siding in Morton, PA?

Yes. Morton is a small borough in Delaware County, and its ZIP code is 19070. Census estimates for 19070 put the median year built at 1956, with about 85% of homes built before 1980, so many houses there carry the same aluminum, vinyl or cement-shingle layers that turn up in Springfield, PA.

About 77% of housing units in 19070 are single-family and about 76% of occupied homes are owner-occupied. The ZIP area is not identical to the borough, so we check the municipality for each address.

Do you replace siding in Swarthmore, PA?

Yes. Swarthmore, PA 19081 is a Delaware County borough first called Westdale and renamed after Swarthmore College was established there. Census estimates for 19081 show a median year built of 1954 and about 94% of homes built before 1980, the oldest housing of the five ZIP codes we serve.

About half the housing units in 19081 are detached single-family homes and close to a quarter are attached, such as twins and rows. On an attached house, new siding has to meet the neighbor's wall cleanly, so that joint gets a close look during the free estimate.

Attached twin house with white siding on one side and yellow on the other
Stock photo for illustration.

Do you work in Wallingford, PA?

Yes. Wallingford is an unincorporated community in Nether Providence Township, Delaware County, founded in 1687, and most of the township uses its 19086 ZIP code. Census estimates for 19086 give a median year built of 1961, with about 89% of occupied homes owner-occupied and about 88% of units single-family.

Because Wallingford is not a borough, a permit question for most 19086 addresses goes to Nether Providence Township, not a Wallingford office. Fewer than half the homes in 19086 predate 1960 (about 48%), so more of its houses date from the 1960s and 1970s than in Springfield, PA.

Do you install siding in Media, PA?

Yes. Media is the county seat of Delaware County, a borough incorporated in 1850, the year it became the seat. ZIP 19063 reaches well beyond the borough: it counts about 15,600 housing units, against a 2020 borough population of 5,901. Its median year built is 1970, the newest of the areas we serve.

Only about 69% of housing units in 19063 are single-family, the lowest share of the five ZIP codes, so more of the siding questions there involve twins, rows and small multi-unit buildings. The borough, and each township the ZIP crosses, handles its own permits.

Older brick buildings along State Street in Media, Pennsylvania
Stock photo for illustration.

Do siding permit rules change from town to town?

They can. Pennsylvania lets each municipality decide by local ordinance whether replacement siding on an existing house needs a permit, so Springfield Township (Delaware County), Morton, Swarthmore, Media and Nether Providence Township may each answer differently. We confirm with the right municipal office before any work starts and list the permit on the estimate.

For Springfield, PA specifically, see siding permits in Springfield Township, Delaware County.

Where we work: quick answers

Is all of Delaware County covered?
No. We cover the five ZIP codes on this page. For a house elsewhere in Delaware County, send the form and choose Elsewhere in Delaware County; the reply will say yes or no, with the reason.
Is the estimate free outside 19064?
Yes. The measuring visit and the itemized written estimate are free in every ZIP code listed here.
Which ZIP code is Wallingford?
Wallingford uses 19086, which also covers most of Nether Providence Township. If your mailing address says Wallingford, PA 19086, you are in our service area.

Sources

Last checked 2026-11-02.

Is your house in one of these ZIP codes?

Give us the street address in Springfield, PA, what is on the walls now and what you would like done. Photos help; say you have some and we will send an address for them. We work in Springfield, PA 19064 and four nearby Delaware County ZIP codes; elsewhere in the county, send it anyway and ask.

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