Photographed in Natick, MA after the crew wrapped up in May 2024. A close-up of the garage corner shows crisp lap siding meeting wide white trim, while the full front view pairs that lap siding with a board-and-batten gable above original brick.
Two of the photos show what the crew inherited: a rambling split-level with weathered pale siding, streaked shingle courses on the ranch wing, a skylight in the low-slope roof, and dated basement windows sitting just above grade. A brick chimney runs up the far end. In the finished views the house reads much cleaner, with tight lap courses on the walls, a board-and-batten gable over the garage bay, and a long shed dormer carrying a run of small windows above the roof-mounted solar array.
The job mixed two siding profiles on one house: lap boards on the main walls and vertical board-and-batten in the gable and dormer faces. Corners, rakes, and window casings were run in wide trim, and the crew had to cut and flash around a full-height brick chimney, an existing solar array, and a skylight without disturbing them.
Details visible in the photos include board-and-batten upper gable, attached two-car garage, white frieze and corner boards. Materials on the elevation: fiber cement lap siding, board-and-batten panel siding, white PVC trim, white gutters.
Specified here: James Hardie, Red Cedar. The finish shown is Light Mist (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.
If your house needs siding around Natick, we'll walk the property and quote it properly.