Residential Exterior Remodeling
Decks, fences, siding, roofing, windows, doors and paint for Eastside houses. One project manager, one fixed estimate, and the material pages below so you can see exactly what we build.
Every trade we run on a house
Eight service lines and thirty-plus material pages. Open the trade, then the product.
Siding
James Hardie, cedar, metal and vinyl — with the weather barrier treated as the real job.
All sidingFences
Wood, vinyl, metal and chain link — set for the property line, the HOA and a wet winter.
All fencesRoofing
Asphalt, metal and low-slope roofs for a climate that rains sideways. Inspection first.
All roofingWindows
Energy-efficient casement, double-hung and sliding units — flashed so the opening stays dry.
All windowsPainting
Body, trim and fascia coatings that cure in a real dry window, with the prep included.
All paintingProjects that belong in one estimate
Hiring one exterior contractor is only worth it if the scopes are sequenced together.
Siding with the roof above it
A valley or a kickout flashing that leaks will rot new siding. We look up before we quote the wall.
Deck with the patio door
The threshold height and the door swing are decided with the deck framing, not after the boards are down.
Windows with the paint
New trim wants a coat. Painting right after the window crew means one setup and one color decision.
Four steps from first call to final walkthrough
The same sequence on a repair or a full exterior.
Free consultation
Call or send the form. We schedule a visit at the house and confirm we cover the address.
Scope and fixed estimate
We measure, talk through materials, and hand you a written itemized price. That price is the price.
Permits and build
You typically pull the permit. We tell you what the city will look at, then run the job with one project manager.
Walkthrough
We walk the finished work with you, close the punch list, and go over the warranty terms for that project.
King County, with a page for each city and trade
If you are inside this area we can usually visit within a few days.
Before you call
Is the estimate really free?
How does pricing work?
Do you handle permits?
Do you have your own crews for every trade?
What warranty do you offer?
Get a written estimate this week
Call (425) 555-0123, or send the form and we will schedule the visit. We reply within one business day.