Siding In Greenwich, CT

A: We do both. A pooling area, an open seam, or a single leak often needs a targeted repair rather than a full tear-off. When the membrane is near the end of its life, replacement makes more sense. We read the whole roof and recommend the option your building actually needs.

A: We do both. A cracked board or a small area of storm damage often calls for a repair, not a full re-side. We inspect the wall first, then recommend the fix that protects your home without overdoing the work.

A: Yes. We handle flat and low-slope systems, which are common on commercial buildings across the area. The right system depends on your slope, drainage, and how the roof gets used. We match it to your building during the survey.

A: Yes. We install James Hardie fiber cement and Maibec cedar siding. Fiber cement is low maintenance and resists rot, fire, and pests. Cedar gives you natural wood grain. We help you match the material to your home’s look and the upkeep you want.

We do. On cedar, shake, and tile, our team feels each fastener seat as it goes down, and if a piece splits under the nail, we swap it out instead of leaving it in the field. Gun-nailed jobs skip that judgment call, which is where split pieces and early leaks tend to start.

We fly a drone over the whole surface first, then get up on the deck to read the nailing pattern, flashings, and pipe boots. We weigh all of that against the wear underneath.

When the shingle mat has failed across the field, and the underlayment is compromised, a patch just buys a season. We tell you that upfront.

A: We start with a drone flyover that captures the whole roof from above, then walk it in person. That combination shows the seams, drains, penetrations, and any soft spots in the deck. You get an accurate read of the roof’s condition before we scope the work.

Most houses only take a few days of active work once the tear-off starts, depending on the pitch, the number of layers coming off, and the weather. We set a realistic timeline before we begin and keep you posted if a storm pushes a day.

A: Timing depends on the size of the home, the material, the amount of removal, and the weather. Many standard projects run several days to a couple of weeks. We give you a schedule in your scope so you know what to plan around.

A: Cost comes down to the size of the roof, the system you choose, how much old roofing comes off, and the condition of the deck underneath. Drainage details and the number of penetrations also factor in. We survey the roof, then give you a written scope with the numbers laid out before you commit.

The Golden Pledge stands behind the GAF materials plus the labor we put into the work for 50 years. That’s coverage we can register because we hold GAF Master Elite standing. If any installation detail ever fails, the fix is on us, not on your wallet.

A: Cost comes down to the size of your home, the material you pick, how much old siding comes off, and the condition of the walls underneath. James Hardie fiber cement and Maibec cedar sit at different price points. Any hidden repairs to the sheathing also factor in. You’ll see all of it in a written scope before we order anything.

A: We check the sheathing and framing once the old siding is off. If we find rot or water damage, we show you and correct it before new siding goes over it. Fixing the wall first is how we keep moisture problems from coming back.

We check the wood deck once the old covering is off, since soft or rotted boards can’t hold nails or shed water. If we find any, we show you the spot, explain the fix, and price the replacement boards before we cover them.

A: We’re the only Maibec Certified Factory Trained Installers in Connecticut. That means your cedar siding is installed to the manufacturer’s exact standards, which keeps both the product and its warranty fully intact.

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On asphalt, we only install GAF, which qualifies your home for coverage under the 50-year Golden Pledge. We also hand-nail cedar and slate over an inspected deck, so the fastener depth is set right on every course rather than rushed with a gun.

A: As a GAF Master Elite contractor, we offer strong warranty coverage on eligible systems, covering both products and our labor. We walk you through the exact terms during the survey. You choose the coverage that fits your building, and we explain why one option might suit you over another.

As a GAF Master Elite contractor, a credential fewer than one in fifty roofers hold, we can register the GAF Golden Pledge on qualifying installs. That backs both the materials and our workmanship for 50 years, and it comes standard with our asphalt roofing services.

A: We cover communities throughout Fairfield County, CT for siding work, including Cos Cob, Old Greenwich, Stamford, Darien, and Rowayton. You can see the full list on ourareas we serve page.

A: We serve communities across Fairfield County, CT for commercial roofing, including Cos Cob, Old Greenwich, Stamford, Darien, and Norwalk. You can see the full list on ourareas we serve page. Reach out with your building’s details, and we’ll set up a drone read and an on-site walk.

A nail driven too deep cuts through the shingle, and one left too high stops the courses from sealing flat. Setting each nail by hand across cedar, shake, and tile holds everything together through the wind events that tear machine-nailed jobs loose over time.

A: Yes. We clear the work area at the end of each day so the space below stays functional. We plan the sequence around how your building is used and keep you informed at each step. One of the Mocciola brothers is on site to keep the work organized.