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Photographed in Wayland, MA after the crew wrapped up in September 2024. Medium-gray lap siding runs the length of the house and its rear ell, trimmed in bright white around the new windows and doors, with a natural wood front door as the single warm accent.
The photos work around a long, low house and its rear ell. From the patio side you see the ell's roof line running away toward the main block, a brick chimney rising at the junction, and a slider and side door opening onto the paved terrace. The gable end of the barn wing is a clean field of lap siding with black-framed windows in pale casings above a parged foundation. Two close-ups look at detail: one up at a board-and-batten gable with crisp white rake and soffit, the other at an original eave with pale green clapboard, a wood casing and a black lantern.
The job mixes wall profiles, with lap siding on the main runs and board-and-batten in at least one gable, so every transition had to be trimmed rather than simply lapped. Window openings were re-cased and the black frames left exposed against light casing. The eave close-up shows the existing gutter and fascia condition the crew was working into, and the parged foundation line gives the siding a clean stopping point at grade.
Details visible in the photos include long low ranch wing, brick chimney, gable-end entry. Materials on the elevation: fiber cement lap siding, white PVC trim, asphalt shingle roof, white-framed windows.
Materials on this job: Andersen, James Hardie. The finish shown is Gray Slate (closest manufacturer match). Pricing was agreed in writing before the crew started, and the number at the end matched it. The work carries a written workmanship warranty alongside the manufacturer's material warranty.
If your house needs siding around Wayland, we'll walk the property and quote it properly.
