Our projects range from $20,000 to $150,000, depending on home size, materials, and trim details. Premium options like fiber cement or complex architecture can increase the total.

Fiber cement, such as James Hardie siding, and high-quality vinyl perform best. These resist moisture, temperature swings, and coastal conditions while requiring minimal maintenance.

Choose repair for minor cracks or isolated damage. If you see widespread warping, rot, fading, or rising energy bills, replacement is usually more cost-effective.

In most towns, yes – especially for full replacement. Minor repairs typically don’t require a permit, but full siding replacement often does, and some towns may also require an electrical permit. Requirements vary by municipality, and we handle permits and inspections.

Vinyl lasts 20-30 years, while fiber cement can last 35-45+ years with proper installation and maintenance.

Yes. Our experienced team installs siding year-round, though extreme cold may slightly extend timelines and require special handling of materials.

Most homes take 2-4 weeks. Larger or more detailed projects may take longer depending on the weather and structural conditions.

Yes. It improves energy efficiency, reduces drafts, and adds comfort – especially valuable during cold New England winters.

Sure. Fiber cement, such as James Hardie, is durable, weather-resistant, and long-lasting – perfect for New England’s climate and temperature fluctuations. It also delivers strong value, with ROI often reaching up to 120% after James Hardie siding installation.

Typically $800-$3,200+ per window installed. Costs vary by size, style, and whether it’s an insert or a full-frame replacement.

Sure. Modern windows reduce heat loss, improve comfort, and can lower heating and cooling costs year-round.

Look for double or triple-pane glass, low-E coatings, strong frames, and high energy ratings suited for cold climates.

Drafts, condensation between panes, difficulty opening, or rising energy bills are common signs it’s time to upgrade.

Yes. Our professional installers work efficiently to minimize heat loss, often completing each opening within hours.

Often yes, especially for structural changes. Local requirements vary, and our specialists manage permitting.

Yes, in some cases. Eligibility depends on energy efficiency upgrades and program criteria.

Fiberglass and steel doors offer the best insulation, durability, and resistance to moisture and temperature changes.

Insert windows fit into the existing frame, while full-frame replaces everything – ideal for damaged frames or major upgrades.

Minor leaks or damage may need repair. Widespread shingle wear, sagging, or aging roofs usually require full replacement.

Roof replacements in Massachusetts range from $9,000 to $66,000, depending on size, pitch, and materials.

Roofs last 25-35 years. Premium materials like metal or slate can last significantly longer.

Yes, most towns require a permit and inspection for roof replacements.

Most residential roofs are completed in 1-3 days, depending on size and weather.

Yes, though weather conditions can impact scheduling and material handling.

Asphalt shingles are popular, while metal roofing offers superior durability and snow-shedding performance.

Often, yes, if damage is from a covered event like wind or hail. Coverage depends on your policy.

Plan 2-4 weeks ahead during peak seasons. Storm damage projects may be scheduled faster.

Sure. Most towns require permits and inspections for structural safety. If you’re planning to expand or downsize the deck, you may also need a survey as part of the approval process.

Typically $25,000-$80,000+, depending on size, materials, and design complexity.

Composite requires less maintenance and resists weathering. Wood offers a natural look but needs regular upkeep.

Composite and Brazilian IPE decking perform best due to moisture resistance and durability.

Wood decks last 20-25+ years with maintenance. Composite decks can last 25-30+ years.

Yes, if the frame is structurally sound. Our professional inspection is recommended first.

Spring through early fall offers ideal conditions, but our projects can be scheduled year-round.

Most decks take 1-3 weeks, depending on size and complexity.

Sure. A well-built deck enhances outdoor living and can improve resale appeal.

Gutter installation typically costs between $20 to $80 per linear foot, varying based on material (vinyl, aluminum, copper), house size, and complexity.

Seamless gutters are preferred – they reduce leaks and require less maintenance.

Yes. They reduce clogging from leaves and help prevent ice dams in winter.

Absolutely. Poor drainage can lead to rot, leaks, and foundation issues over time.

Yes. Properly installed gutters and guards improve drainage and reduce ice dam risks.

At least twice a year (spring and fall) or more often if you have nearby trees.

For example, aluminum gutters last 20-30 years with proper maintenance.

Most homes use 5-inch, but 6-inch is better for larger roofs or heavy rainfall areas.

Often yes. Coordinating both ensures proper drainage and avoids future labor costs.

Yes. We offer flexible financing for all exterior projects, so you can start now and pay over time with a plan that fits your budget.

We provide multiple plans, including fixed APR options, promotional no-interest periods, and long-term financing up to 10 years.

Yes. Many projects qualify for no upfront cost, allowing you to begin work immediately and pay in installments.

Some projects may qualify for incentives or special financing programs. We’ll help you explore available options during your estimate.

Payments vary by project size and plan, but financing is designed to keep monthly costs manageable and aligned with your budget.

Approval is fast and simple, with a quick online or mobile application and rapid credit decisions in many cases.

Yes. Qualified homeowners can finance the full project amount and spread payments over time with flexible terms.

Many plans allow early payoff, and promotional options may waive interest if paid within the specified period.

Yes. Financing can often be used alongside insurance claims or promotional offers to reduce upfront costs and maximize value.

We’re based in Wellesley, MA, and serve homeowners across Massachusetts and throughout New England.

We regularly work in towns like Wellesley, Newton, and Brookline, with experience meeting local guidelines and approval requirements.

Yes. We serve the entire state of Massachusetts, covering all towns and cities – from Boston and Cambridge to smaller local communities across the region.

Our expert team understands local requirements and manages permits and approvals to ensure your project meets town regulations.

We provide free estimates for homeowners across our Massachusetts service area – just reach out to schedule.

We serve a wide area across Massachusetts, including towns within and beyond the Greater Boston region.

Massachusetts is our primary focus. We also undertake projects in nearby towns located just over the border in New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Maine, depending on the scope and location.

Yes. Warranty coverage depends on the brand and product selected, and many of our projects include both manufacturer protection and labor coverage.

Andersen Elite windows include 20 years of coverage on glass, 10 years on hardware and components, 2 years of coverage on installation from Andersen, and 3 years of labor coverage from Plum ProExteriors.

Harvey windows include a lifetime warranty on materials and labor, plus 20 years of glass breakage coverage, including accidental breakage up to 2 times per sash.

Yes. Harvey windows include 20 years of glass breakage coverage, including accidental glass breakage, up to 2 times per sash.

James Hardie siding includes 30 years on the material, 15 years on the finish, and 3 years of labor.

CertainTeed vinyl siding includes lifetime material coverage and lifetime labor coverage.

CertainTeed roofing includes lifetime material coverage, 15 years of labor coverage, and 10 years of SureStart protection.

GAF roofing includes lifetime material coverage and 10 years of labor coverage.

ProVia doors include a lifetime warranty plus 3 years of labor coverage.

Yes. Many of the products we install include labor coverage, but the length of labor protection depends on the product and manufacturer.

Several of our top products include lifetime coverage in key areas, including Harvey windows, CertainTeed vinyl siding, CertainTeed roofing materials, GAF roofing materials, and ProVia doors.

Your final warranty depends on the exact product and system selected. We review warranty coverage with you before installation, so you know exactly what is covered.