CertainTeed Siding in Worcester, MA

  • LocationWorcester, MA
  • CompletedJanuary 2022
  • ServiceSiding
  • ProductsCertainTeed
  • FinishSterling Grayclosest match
  • Photos9

Photographed in Worcester, MA after the crew wrapped up in January 2022. One photo shows the house stripped to bare board sheathing; the other shows it finished in light gray lap siding with a shingle-pattern bay, white trim, and a rebuilt columned porch.

In the tear-off photos this is a big hip-roofed house with a shed dormer at the attic, a flat membrane roof over the rear ell, and two brick chimneys. Every wall is down to horizontal board sheathing, with ladders leaning on both roof planes and old trim still in place around the windows. The finished view swings to the corner: lap siding on the upper floors, a shingle-pattern skirt on the projecting bay, a fieldstone foundation, and a covered porch with turned railings and lattice below.

This was a full tear-off down to the original plank sheathing rather than an overlay, which let the crew check and repair the wall before wrapping it. New lap siding and a shingle-pattern accent went on over the barrier, the porch trim and railings were rebuilt, and window casings, corner boards, and the frieze under the eaves were replaced throughout.

Details visible in the photos include covered front porch with columns, hip dormer, bay window. Materials on the elevation: vinyl lap siding, shingle-pattern siding accent, white trim, white porch railings.

Products used: CertainTeed. The finish shown is Sterling Gray (closest manufacturer match). Progress photos went to the homeowner as the job moved along. Permits, inspections and dumpster logistics were handled by us.

If your house needs siding around Worcester, we'll walk the property and quote it properly.

What's in this project

  • Complete tear-off to original horizontal board sheathing, no overlay
  • Shingle-pattern accent used on the projecting bay, lap siding elsewhere
  • Porch railings, columns, and lattice skirt rebuilt in white
  • Attic shed dormer and two brick chimneys worked around
  • Original fieldstone foundation left exposed below the new siding

Project photos