Assessment
We review the existing exterior, identify problem areas and define the siding scope.
We review the existing exterior, identify problem areas and define the siding scope.
Siding profiles, colors, trim details and transitions are selected and documented.
Existing siding is removed, the substrate is inspected and the property is protected.
New siding is installed with attention to alignment, spacing and every transition.
We review the finished exterior detail by detail before closing the project.
Yes. We work all over Provincetown, including the West End, the East End, and the Commercial Street area, and in nearby Truro, Wellfleet, and Eastham.
Yes. Replacing siding needs a building permit in Massachusetts, filed with the Provincetown Building Department.
We install cedar shingle, clapboard and fiber cement siding. Natural cedar shingles weather to the silver gray seen across Cape Cod, clapboard suits many older homes, and fiber cement is the low-maintenance option. In historic areas, the material may need to match what is on the house now.
Part of Provincetown lies inside the Cape Cod National Seashore, where the town’s Seashore zoning rules can limit changes to existing homes. For older houses, we also check whether Provincetown’s Historic District Commission needs to review the work.
Call (774) 470-7150 or send the form on this page. We talk through the project, visit the property to look at the existing conditions, and then put the estimate together.
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