New England homes experience harsh winters, strong winds, and humid summers, so the best siding options are typically vinyl, engineered wood, & composite siding. These materials offer strong weather resistance, low maintenance, and long lifespan. Engineered Wood is especially popular for its durability and natural wood appearance. The best choice depends on your budget, style, and maintenance preferences.

It may be time to replace your siding if you notice cracking, warping, rot, pest damage, bubbling, moisture inside your walls, or fading that no longer protects the home. You may also see higher energy bills due to poor insulation. Most siding lasts 20–40 years depending on the material and climate. If you’re unsure, we offer a full siding inspection that can determine whether you need repairs or a full replacement.

In Massachusetts, new siding installation typically ranges from $15,000–$40,000+, depending on the material, the size of the home, and the complexity of the project. Vinyl siding is generally the most affordable, while composite and engineered wood fall on the higher end. Because every home is different, the best way to get an accurate price is for us to give you a personalized quote.

Most modern replacement windows last 20–40 years, depending on the frame material, the installation quality, and the climate. Vinyl windows and wood windows offer excellent longevity. If you notice drafts, condensation between panes, or difficulty opening and closing your windows, it may be time to replace them.

Energy-efficient windows help reduce heating and cooling costs, improve comfort, block UV rays that can fade flooring and furniture, and increase home value. They also reduce drafts and outside noise. Look for Energy Star–rated windows with features like Low-E glass and multiple panes for the best performance in New England’s climate.

Signs you may need a roof repair or replacement include missing shingles, leaks, water stains on ceilings, curling or cracking shingles, excessive granules in the gutters, or visible sagging. Asphalt roofs typically last 20-30 years, so age is also a major factor. Quality shingles like CertainTeed's line offer a 50-year shingle warranty. A professional roof inspection can determine whether spot repairs are enough or if a full roof replacement is the safer long-term option.

Because of snow, ice, and high winds, architectural asphalt shingles are the most common and reliable choice for New England homes. They offer strong durability, affordability, and excellent wind resistance. Metal roofs are also great options for homeowners looking for long-term durability and low maintenance.

• Roof replacement: Usually 1-2 days depending on size and weather
• Siding replacement: Typically, 1–2 weeks, depending on the type of siding and home size
• Window replacement: Most homes take 1 day, or several days for full-house window replacement

We will provide a detailed timeline based on your home and chosen materials.

We stand behind every project with a 15-year workmanship guarantee, which covers the quality of our installation on siding, roofing, and window replacement. This gives homeowners long-term peace of mind knowing the work was done correctly and protected for years to come.

In addition to our workmanship coverage, we use top-quality materials that come with some of the strongest manufacturer warranties in the industry. Depending on the product you choose, these may include:

• Lifetime limited warranties on many vinyl window products
• Up to 50-year or lifetime warranties on roofing shingles from leading brands
• Long-term fade, weather, and performance warranties on premium siding materials like vinyl or engineered wood

Our team will review all product-specific warranties during your estimate, so you know exactly what is covered and for how long. Together, our workmanship guarantee and the manufacturer warranties offer comprehensive protection for your home and investment.

In most Massachusetts towns, you do need a building permit for roofing, siding, and major window replacement projects. Permit requirements vary by city or town, but we handle the entire process for you. Pulling the correct permits ensures the work meets local building codes and protects you during resale.