Vinyl, Hardie fiber cement, and Everlast composite siding for Medford homes — proper weather barriers, PVC trim, and sealed transitions for pre-war colonials, triple-deckers, and multi-family buildings. CertainTeed 5-Star Siding Contractor. Google Guaranteed. 150+ five-star reviews.
Medford’s siding tells you the building’s story — original wood clapboard on a West Medford colonial, asbestos shingles on a mid-century two-family, aluminum from a 1970s cover-up that’s been hiding who-knows-what ever since. About half the city’s homes are pre-war, and what’s behind the siding has been collecting moisture for a long time.
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Medford’s buildings range from 1700s colonials to mid-century homes to triple-deckers built for density. Each era used different siding, sheathing, and wall assemblies. We handle all of them.
Full vinyl siding runs $35,000–$45,000 for a typical home. Hardie and Everlast composite start around $60,000 and go up with trim scope and building size. Triple-deckers and multi-family buildings are higher due to scaffolding, access, and wall area. Complete projects include removal, sheathing inspection, weather barrier, new siding, and PVC trim.
Vinyl is the most affordable — low maintenance, solid performance. Hardie fiber cement is more substantial, resists impact, and holds its appearance longer. Everlast composite is our primary premium option — factory-finished, fade-resistant, strong warranties. Most Medford homeowners going premium choose Hardie or Everlast.
Yes — regularly. Three stories of scaffolding, tenant coordination, and maintaining weathertight conditions on an occupied building are all part of how we plan these projects. We work section by section and manage access carefully.
Most single-family projects take 2–3 weeks. Triple-deckers and larger buildings take longer due to scaffolding, height, and wall area. Clear timeline at signing.
Yes. When we strip old siding, we inspect every square foot. Any rot, water damage, or insect damage gets repaired before the weather barrier and new siding go on. Medford’s pre-war homes almost always have hidden moisture damage somewhere.
We strongly recommend it. Old wood trim is often rotted behind the surface. Cellular PVC won’t rot, doesn’t need painting, and gives the exterior a clean finish. Nearly all our Medford projects include full PVC trim.
Yes. With old siding off and sheathing exposed, it’s the ideal time for continuous exterior insulation. Many Medford homes have minimal wall insulation — adding it noticeably reduces heating and cooling costs.
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