Wayland, MA - siding completed January 2022. Light gray straight-edge shingle siding covers the house and its gable wing, framed by white window casings and rake trim, with a tall brick chimney running up the side wall.
Photos cover three sides of a gambrel-roofed home with a lower attached wing. The rear shows a gable-end sunroom with a tall bank of divided-light windows opening onto a brick patio, set beside a brick chimney that climbs past the eave. A side view runs the shingle field the length of the house, with paired and single sash all carrying fresh white casings. The front elevation is a shallow-pitched roof with two skylights, a dark entry door under a lantern pair, and a brick walkway curving in from the drive.
The house was re-sided in straight-edge shingle across the main block, the sunroom, and the attached wing. Window and door openings were re-trimmed with flat white casing and head trim; corner boards, frieze, and rake were replaced. New entry door, exterior lanterns, and window units are visible in the finished shots.
Details visible in the photos include straight-edge shingle siding, tall brick chimney, gable ell wing. Materials on the elevation: fiber cement shingle siding, white PVC trim, white-framed windows, asphalt shingle roof.
Materials on this job: James Hardie, Marvin, ThermaTru. The finish shown is Light Mist (closest manufacturer match). The work carries a written workmanship warranty alongside the manufacturer's material warranty. Pricing was agreed in writing before the crew started, and the number at the end matched it.
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