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Greater Boston, MA - window replacement completed August 2026. A modern gray board-and-batten facade with a run of black-framed Marvin windows still carrying factory labels, flanking a natural wood entry door above a gray deck landing.
These photos catch the job mid-install on a mid-century house with a shed roof and exposed rafter tails. The ground floor opening is one long run of black-framed units flanking a vertical-grain wood door, every unit still taped with black flashing tape at the jambs and heads. A second shot from straight on shows the same run under a clerestory band of upper-level glass, with tools and a gray deck landing at the entry. The last frame is taken from inside months later: finished white jambs, roller shades, and oak flooring, looking out at the drive.
The black flashing tape wrapping every jamb and head shows each opening was re-flashed before the units went in, tying the window frames into the wall's weather barrier. Panels of vertical board-and-batten cladding above and below the openings were cut back and reinstalled around the new rough openings. The interior view confirms the openings were later cased and finished flush to the drywall.
Details visible in the photos include mid-century modern facade, floor-to-ceiling glass, clerestory windows. Materials on the elevation: board-and-batten vertical siding, black-framed windows, natural wood entry door, flashing tape.
Specified here: Marvin, ThermaTru. The finish shown is medium gray. The same crew that started the project finished it. The site was cleared at the end of each working day rather than only at the end of the job.
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