Remodeling Projects in Massachusetts & New Hampshire

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Finished rot repair with new painted siding on the gable wall of a home in Tyngsborough, MA

Our Work in MA & NH

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PVC Work & Rot Repair in Tyngsborough, MA

The homeowners called us for PVC work on their home near the Merrimack River. Inspection turned up rot that went down to the studs, so we fixed the structure first, then finished the job.

  1. Inspected the house during the PVC estimate
  2. Reviewed the rot with the homeowners and updated the plan
  3. Removed the rotted wood and damaged siding
  4. Replaced the damaged studs
  5. Installed new wood and siding
  6. Completed the original PVC work
  7. Painted the new siding
  8. Cleaned up and walked through the finished work

What We Found

Widespread rotten wood behind the trim, in spots down to the studs. Covering it would only hide the problem.

What We Did

Replaced the rotted wood, studs and siding, completed the original PVC work, and painted the new siding.

The Result

Solid, freshly painted walls before winter, with one crew and one point of contact from inspection to walkthrough.

Pressure-Treated Deck Replacement in Methuen, MA

Years of snow, rain and freeze-thaw had worn out this deck in Methuen, our home base. We replaced it with a new deck built entirely from pressure-treated lumber.

  1. Planned the scope with the homeowners
  2. Took apart the old deck and cleared the area
  3. Inspected and prepped the site
  4. Framed the new deck in pressure-treated lumber
  5. Installed the pressure-treated deck boards
  6. Completed the finishing work
  7. Cleaned up and walked through the finished deck

Related services: deck installation, deck repair.

What We Found

With the old deck gone, we could check the hidden framing area and where the deck meets the house, so the new one started on solid ground.

What We Did

Removed the old deck and built a new one, frame and boards, entirely from pressure-treated lumber.

The Result

A brand-new deck in time for summer and fall, in lumber that resists rot and insects and can be stained or painted.

Siding Replacement, Chimney Closures & Roof Repair in Goffstown, NH

A siding replacement that grew into a three-part project. While we were on site, we also closed off the chimneys and repaired a section of the roof.

  1. Planned the siding project with the homeowners
  2. Removed the old siding
  3. Added the chimney and roof work to the plan
  4. Closed off the chimneys
  5. Repaired the roof section
  6. Installed the new siding
  7. Cleaned up and walked through the finished work

What We Found

Working up close on the siding put the chimneys and part of the roof on our list. We reviewed both with the homeowners and added them to the job.

What We Did

Replaced the siding, closed off the chimneys and repaired the damaged section of roof.

The Result

New siding, closed chimneys and a repaired roof in one project, with no second contractor or return visit.

Shingle Siding, Roof Repair & Custom Bulkhead in West Newbury, MA

Wet springs and hard winters had taken a toll on this West Newbury home. One crew replaced the shingle siding, repaired the roof, built a custom bulkhead and installed a new storm door.

  1. Planned the scope with the homeowners
  2. Cleared the moss off the roof
  3. Repaired the roof
  4. Removed the old shingle siding and prepped the walls
  5. Installed the new shingle siding
  6. Built and installed the custom bulkhead door
  7. Replaced the storm door
  8. Cleaned up and walked through the finished work

What We Found

Moss was holding moisture against the roof. Clearing it let us inspect and repair the roof, and removing the old siding gave us a close look at the walls.

What We Did

Cleared the moss and repaired the roof, replaced the shingle siding, built a custom bulkhead door and installed a new storm door.

The Result

Classic shingle siding that suits the town, a clean, repaired roof, and a bulkhead built specifically for this house.

Siding, Bay Window & Entry Door Upgrade in Gloucester, MA

Salt air and wind-driven rain had worn down this Gloucester home’s exterior. The homeowners had one crew replace the siding, bay window, front and storm doors, and trim in a single project.

  1. Planned the scope with the homeowners
  2. Removed the old siding, bay window, doors and trim
  3. Inspected and prepped the exposed walls
  4. Installed the new bay window
  5. Hung the new front door and storm door
  6. Installed the new siding
  7. Finished with new trim
  8. Cleaned up and walked through the finished work

What We Found

Removing the old siding, window and door exposed the walls underneath. We checked them for coastal moisture damage before anything new went up.

What We Did

Installed new siding, a new bay window, a new front door and storm door, and new trim.

The Result

A home that looks new from the street, with an upgraded main entrance and one point of contact from start to finish.