This siding project in Greater Boston, MA was finished in February 2026. Front and rear views show a two-story colonial finished in deep navy lap siding with wide white casings around every window, a new gray shingle roof, and a matching side entry wing.
The house is a gable-end colonial with a small attic window near the peak and a stepped-back side entry wing under its own shingled gable. New granite steps land at both the front door and the wing door. Photos show the work close to done: siding and trim complete, storm doors still wrapped in protective film, and a ladder, cardboard and a sliding-door install in progress at the rear entry. A poured concrete foundation runs along the base and a vinyl privacy fence closes the side yard.
Full exterior work: lap siding on all elevations, white corner boards, window casings, frieze and rake trim, plus a white water table at the foundation line. New granite steps were set at two entries and a patio slider installed at the rear. Gutters and downspouts were run at the eaves.
Details visible in the photos include gambrel-style two-story front, attached side entry ell, white window casings. Materials on the elevation: lap siding, white PVC trim, asphalt shingle roof, white double-hung windows.
Specified here: James Hardie, Marvin, GAF. The finish shown is Evening Blue (closest manufacturer match). The site was cleared at the end of each working day rather than only at the end of the job. The same crew that started the project finished it.
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