Siding installation & replacement

Protect your home’s exterior with siding selected for New England weather and the character of your house.

Repair, replace, or refresh your siding

Cracks, warping, rot, and fading can signal that siding needs attention. We handle installation, replacement, and repairs, with vinyl, fiber cement, wood, and composite options.

Why Invest in New Siding?

Replacing worn or damaged siding can refresh the house and help protect it from weather. Consider appearance, insulation, upkeep, and the condition of the existing exterior.

Boost Curb Appeal

Transform your home’s appearance instantly.

Increase Property Value

A popular remodeling project with strong ROI.

Improve Energy Efficiency

Reduce heating and cooling costs with better insulation.

Protect Against Weather

Shield your home from rain, snow, wind, and pests.

Low-Maintenance Options

Choose materials that require little upkeep and last for decades.

Older siding may need repair or replacement. We help homeowners compare materials suited to New England weather and the condition of their home.

Our Siding Services

Our Cambridge team handles siding installation, replacement, repair, and inspections.

Siding installation

For new construction or an exterior update, we help select a style and color and install siding from trusted manufacturers.

Siding replacement

When repair is not enough, we remove the old siding, inspect the underlying structure, and install the new exterior.

Siding repair

We repair localized cracks and storm damage when full replacement is unnecessary.

Siding inspections

We assess visible and hidden damage, then explain repair or replacement options with clear pricing.

Types of Siding Options We Offer

Compare materials by appearance, upkeep, durability, and budget.

Gray-green house siding with white window trim and a gabled roof

Vinyl siding

Vinyl comes in many colors and finishes, resists weather, and needs little upkeep beyond cleaning. Typical lifespan: 20–30 years.

Horizontal wood siding beside a window

Fiber cement siding

Fiber cement offers a wood-like look with resistance to fire, pests, hail, and winter weather. Typical lifespan: 30–50 years; it may need repainting over time.

Modern house exterior with horizontal wood siding and dark-framed windows

Wood siding

Wood suits many traditional and historic homes. Typical lifespan: 20–40 years with regular painting or staining.

Two-story house with gray-brown siding, white trim and a double garage

Metal and composite siding

Metal and composite siding suit a contemporary look and resist rot, pests, and weather. Typical lifespan: 40–50 years or more, with little maintenance.

If insulation is a priority, ask about insulated siding options and the thermal protection they may provide.

How siding installation works

After you approve the material, style, color, and design, scheduling depends on material availability. The work then follows five stages:

Step 1 – Old Siding Removal

We remove existing siding where needed. This typically takes 2–7 days, depending on the house and material; new construction and minor repairs may skip this stage.

Step 2 – Sheathing Damage Inspection

We inspect the sheathing for rot, mold, or structural damage and quote any necessary repairs before continuing.

Step 3 – Wall Preparation

Building paper, flashing, and strapping form a rainscreen system to help protect the walls from moisture.

Step 4 – Siding Installation and Detailing

We fit the siding, trim, soffits, insect screens, and flashing, then complete needed touch-up painting. Installation typically takes 7–10 days for most homes, depending on complexity.

Step 5 – Cleanup and Final Walkthrough

We remove construction debris and complete a final walkthrough. The project manager reviews the work, warranties, and maintenance recommendations with you.

Choosing materials and a team

Local experience
Licensed and insured, with knowledge of Cambridge’s weather and housing.
Materials & performance
Siding from trusted manufacturers, selected for protection and potential energy savings.
Project support
Clear communication about your priorities, with financing options to discuss during consultation.

Service Areas

Boston
Back Bay, South End, Charlestown, Dorchester, Jamaica Plain, and Beacon Hill.
Greater Boston
Cambridge, Newton, Brookline, Quincy, Somerville, Waltham, Malden, and Medford.
MetroWest
Wellesley, Framingham, Needham, Natick, and Weston.
North & South Shore
Marblehead, Lynn, Hingham, Cohasset, and Scituate.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does siding installation cost in Cambridge, MA?

It depends on your home size, material choice, and labor requirements. Vinyl siding is generally the most affordable, while fiber cement and wood cost more upfront but last longer.

Not always—our team offers siding repair services to address localized damage.

Most siding projects take 1–2 weeks, depending on the home’s size and complexity.

Yes! Properly installed siding improves insulation and reduces heating/cooling costs.

Fiber cement siding is often the best choice for harsh New England conditions.

Absolutely. New siding is one of the top remodeling projects for ROI, often recouping 70–80% of costs.

Yes, we provide manufacturer warranties on products plus workmanship warranties for peace of mind.

Let’s look at your siding

Tell us about the condition of your exterior and whether you’re considering repairs, replacement, or a new finish.