Fairway Exteriors is headquartered at 84 Culver Road in Monmouth Junction — which means South Brunswick is more than just a town we serve. It's home. We know the streets, the school zones, the township Construction Office staff, and the building inspectors by name. That familiarity translates directly into faster scheduling, faster service calls, and the kind of long-term local relationship that defines a town we work in every week.
South Brunswick is a large Middlesex Township — about 47,700 residents across multiple distinct sections. Monmouth Junction is the township's central section and includes our office, Constable Elementary, and the Route 1 commercial corridor. Kendall Park, in the eastern section, has a strong concentration of mid-century ranches and split-levels — many now in the prime renovation window for full envelope upgrades. Dayton, in the southern section, has older borough-style homes plus newer construction along the Route 130 corridor.
Most of our South Brunswick projects are full envelope upgrades on the township's mid-century housing stock. Kendall Park especially has block after block of 1950s–70s ranches and splits with original aluminum, asbestos cement, or cedar shingle siding that's reaching end of life. We do these projects efficiently because we've done them so many times — we know the typical substrate conditions, the common framing details, and what to expect during tear-off.
South Brunswick's location on the Princeton corridor gives the township a strong residential reinvestment dynamic. Homeowners here are typically planning long-term — the schools are strong, the location is convenient, and people stay. That shows up in material selection: we install a lot of James Hardie ColorPlus in South Brunswick, paired with premium GAF or Owens Corning architectural shingles and seamless gutter packages. Long-term materials for long-term ownership.