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Springfield, PA 19064: Homes, Ages and Siding

Home base is 19064, Springfield Township in Delaware County. Here is what the Census says about the houses in it, and why that shapes how we handle siding.

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ZIP 19064, our home base
Census housing data, with margins
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Is Springfield, PA 19064 your home base?

Yes. Springfield, PA 19064, which is Springfield Township in Delaware County, is the area this site is built around, and its housing figures are on this page. We also work in Morton, Swarthmore, Wallingford and Media; each of those ZIP codes has a section on our service area page. It is not the Montgomery County township of the same name.

That one, near Philadelphia's northwest edge, is a different municipality with different rules. The four other ZIP codes we serve are compared on the service area page.

Street with parked cars under mature trees — Stock photo for illustration.

How old are the houses in Springfield, PA 19064?

Mostly 1950s. Census American Community Survey estimates put the median year built at 1955, with about 73% of homes built before 1960 and more than 92% before 1980. The township's population more than doubled during the 1950s as developments such as Stoney Creek filled in, many with stone fronts.

Full breakdown in the table below and in the year-built CSV.

Year built, housing units in ZIP 19064 (ACS 2020–2024 5-year)

Built	Units	Margin (±)	Share
1939 or earlier	1,031	171	11.6%
1940 to 1949	1,239	230	13.9%
1950 to 1959	4,193	330	47.1%
1960 to 1969	1,067	214	12.0%
1970 to 1979	670	166	7.5%
1980 to 1989	218	61	2.4%
1990 to 1999	167	57	1.9%
2000 to 2009	208	125	2.3%
2010 to 2019	109	83	1.2%
2020 or later	0	22	0.0%
Total	8,902	288	100%

Table B25034 for ZCTA 19064 from the Census Bureau's ACS 5-year data (2020–2024), read through Census Reporter. Estimates carry margins of error.

House with a stone front and siding on the upper story — Stock photo for illustration.

What does the age of the housing mean for siding in Springfield, PA?

Houses this age are often on their second or third cladding: original wood or asbestos-cement shingles, then aluminum or vinyl over the top. Before replacing, we find out what layers are there, flag anything that may contain asbestos for lab testing, and check the sheathing. That is also why many owners now choose fiber cement.

See aluminum and asbestos siding replacement for how suspect material is handled.

Springfield, PA 19064 at a glance (Census ACS)

8,145owner-occupied homes, 93.9% of occupied units
94.6%of housing units are single-family, detached or attached
1955median year built
25,070township population, 2020 Census

ACS 2020–2024 5-year estimates for ZCTA 19064; population from the 2020 Census as reported by Wikipedia.

Aerial view of a suburban neighborhood with mature trees — Stock photo for illustration.

Area questions

Is Springfield, PA the same as Springfield Township, Delaware County?

For ZIP 19064, yes: the mailing name Springfield, PA covers Springfield Township in Delaware County. Pennsylvania has other townships with that name, including one in Montgomery County, which this site does not serve.

Do you work outside 19064?

Yes, in four nearby ZIP codes: 19070, 19081, 19086 and 19063, all listed on the service area page. For any other Delaware County address, choose Elsewhere in Delaware County on the form and we will reply either way.

Sources

Census Reporter profile of ZCTA 19064 (Census Bureau ACS 5-year data, 2020-2024) accessed Nov 2, 2026
Census Reporter API, table B25034 for ZCTA 19064 accessed Nov 2, 2026
Wikipedia, Springfield Township, Delaware County, Pennsylvania accessed Nov 2, 2026

Last checked 2026-11-02.

Ask about a house in or near 19064

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.

Estimate requests come in through the website form and get a written reply Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm. We keep it in writing; there is no phone line.