Serving 730+ Towns Across MA, NH & ME with Trusted Exteriors

Our ProVia fiberglass doors are excellent for stopping drafts. Engineered channels in the side rails and header hold a larger polyurethane core, and a computer-controlled process fills every crevice with foam — reaching a U-Factor as low as 0.09 in a door that's 2.5" thick, 43% thicker than a standard exterior door.

Yes. Glide-open sashes move smoothly so breezes reach your living spaces, full screens keep bugs out, and wide openings frame your views. Upgrading from single to triple pane glass can save over $500 a year on energy bills.

New windows block solar heat with low-E coatings, seal the air leaks that let cooled air escape, and reduce the load on your AC. Most homeowners notice fewer hot rooms upstairs and a system that cycles less on the hottest days.

Fiber cement siding is a durable exterior cladding made from cement, sand and cellulose fibers. It resists rot, insects, salt air and fire, and holds paint far longer than wood — which is why it performs so well on coastal New England homes.

From signed quote to finished siding usually runs a few weeks: measurements and material order first, then permitting, then roughly eight to twelve working days on site for a typical home, weather permitting.

We work with third-party lending partners offering flexible terms up to 20 years with approved credit, and we apply current promotions — like 50% off installation — at the time of contract.

Yes. As part of an ENERGY STAR windows, doors and skylights upgrade, homes can trim heating and cooling costs by up to 13%. The bigger wins are fewer drafts and better comfort — and a single door is one part of the whole envelope, so pairing it with windows and insulated siding maximizes savings.

Yes — vinyl windows handle New England summer heat and humidity well. They resist warping and moisture, need almost no maintenance, and paired with the right glass package they keep interiors steadier through humid stretches.

Vinyl siding can last 30 to 40 years with quality materials and professional installation, even through New England's extreme weather. Insulated and foam-backed profiles add rigidity and help the panels hold their shape through freeze-thaw cycles.

James Hardie is a proprietary fiber cement formulation, not generic cement board. Their HardieZone products are engineered specifically for our climate, with thicker boards and factory-applied ColorPlus finishes backed by a 15-year finish warranty.

Yes. Mass Save can offer a per-window rebate for qualifying ENERGY STAR window replacement projects, and many homeowners pair that with a HEAT Loan. We'll flag what your project qualifies for at the estimate.

Call us for a fast damage assessment. We'll secure and repair what we can right away, then walk you through whether a targeted repair or full replacement makes more sense for the age and condition of your siding.