Low-maintenance, budget-friendly siding installed the right way, with proper house wrap, flashing and trim, so it looks great and handles New England weather.
HIC #194346 · CS #116371 · GAF Certified · Licensed & Insured
HIC #194346 · CS #116371 · Licensed & Insured
Vinyl is the most popular siding in Massachusetts for good reason: it never needs painting, it resists rot and insects, and it gives you a fresh, uniform look at a lower cost than most other materials.
The difference between vinyl that lasts and vinyl that warps or rattles is the installation. Panels must hang loosely so they can expand and contract through our hot summers and freezing winters, and every window, door and roof line needs proper flashing behind the siding.
No scraping or painting. An occasional rinse with a garden hose keeps it looking clean.
One of the most affordable ways to transform your exterior and boost curb appeal.
Won’t rot, peel or attract insects, and stands up to rain, snow and humidity.
Dozens of factory colors and textures, from classic whites to deep modern tones.
The classic horizontal look found on most New England homes, in several exposure widths.
A lap profile with a decorative groove that adds extra shadow lines and depth.
Vertical vinyl panels for gables, accents or a modern farmhouse style.
Vinyl shake and scalloped accents for gables, dormers and Cape-style details.
Panels with a rigid foam backing that adds rigidity and a bit of extra insulation.
Matching vented soffit, aluminum fascia wrap and trim for a finished look.
We inspect your walls, trim and existing siding, review styles and colors, and give you a clear written estimate.
We pull the permit, protect your landscaping, remove the old siding and repair any damaged sheathing.
House wrap and flashing go on first, then the new siding and trim are installed to manufacturer specifications.
We clean up daily, run a magnetic sweep for nails and walk the finished project with you.
Quality vinyl siding typically lasts several decades when it is installed correctly and the wall behind it is kept dry. Proper flashing and loose nailing are what prevent the buckling and gaps that shorten its life.
Insulated vinyl has a foam backing that makes panels stiffer and straighter on the wall and adds a modest amount of insulation. It costs more than standard vinyl, so we help you decide if it fits your goals and budget.
In most cases we recommend a full tear-off so we can inspect the sheathing, fix any rot and install new house wrap and flashing. Covering problems up usually leads to bigger repairs later.
Many towns require a building permit for re-siding. As a licensed contractor (HIC #194346, CS #116371) we handle the permit process for you.
Not sure which siding is right for your home? Compare our other options or see everything on our siding page.
Fiber cement siding that resists fire, rot and pests, with a painted look that lasts.
The look of cedar shakes and shingles in a low-maintenance polymer that never needs staining.
Natural cedar shingles for the timeless Cape Cod and New England look.
Vertical board & batten and panel siding for a modern farmhouse look.
Tell us about your home and get a free, detailed siding estimate from a licensed Massachusetts contractor.
Remodart Corp · 40 Mechanic St, Suite 204, Marlborough, MA 01752 · HIC #194346 · CS #116371
