Exterior renovations

Installing new siding materials, such as vinyl, fiber cement, or wood, to improve insulation and update the appearance of the exterior.

Upgrading to energy-efficient windows with double or triple glazing and insulated frames to improve energy efficiency and comfort.

Installing new exterior doors with insulated cores and weatherstripping to improve energy efficiency and security.

Building a new deck or patio to create outdoor living space for relaxation and entertainment.

Renovating or adding porches and entryways to enhance the architectural character and functionality of the home.

Applying fresh paint or stain to the exterior surfaces of the home to improve aesthetics and protect against weather damage.

Installing new trim and molding around windows, doors, and other architectural features to add detail and visual interest.

Installing new gutters and downspouts to channel rainwater away from the home and prevent water damage.

Installing outdoor lighting fixtures for safety, security, and aesthetics.

Installing new fencing around the property for privacy, security, and aesthetics.

Repairing or replacing damaged driveways to improve functionality and enhance curb appeal.

Adding insulation and sealing air leaks in the exterior walls to improve energy efficiency and comfort.