
Exterior Renovations
The envelope does the hard work.
Overview
Siding, roofing, windows and trim are not decoration — they are the system that keeps water and air where they belong. We rebuild them as a system.
An exterior renovation is the highest-return work most houses can have done. It changes the way the property presents itself and, done properly, resolves the water and air problems that quietly damage everything behind the cladding.
We open the wall, correct the sheathing and flashing, install a proper drainage plane, and then apply the finish material.
Window replacement is detailed with sill pans and integrated flashing, so the new units are protected the way the old ones never were.
What's Included
The full scope.
- 01Roof replacement and flashing details
- 02Siding, masonry, stucco and rainscreen assemblies
- 03Window and exterior door replacement
- 04Sheathing repair, house wrap and drainage planes
- 05Soffit, fascia, gutters and downspouts
- 06Exterior lighting and entry redesign
- 07Driveway, walkway and hardscape
- 08Landscape and grading coordination
Why It Matters
What you get out of it.
- Water and air problems corrected, not covered
- Windows flashed and pan-detailed properly
- A single coherent exterior material palette
- Dramatic change to curb presence
Cost and duration depend entirely on the property, the scope and the selections. We give you a real number after we have seen the house — never before.
Typical Process
How this kind of project runs.
01
Envelope Assessment
We inspect for water intrusion, rot and ventilation problems before quoting the finish work.
02
Material Selection
Cladding, roofing and trim are selected together for a coherent, durable exterior.
03
Build
The house is kept dry through every stage — one elevation is opened and closed at a time.
04
Finish
Lighting, hardscape and planting complete the approach to the house.

Exterior Renovations
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Every project begins the same way — a walk through the property, an honest read on what it involves, and a clear next step. No obligation.

