ES Custom Construction handles exterior remodeling in Connecticut. Siding, trim, paint, soffit, fascia, and weather-tight repairs. We work on lifts and ladders, finish each section clean, and move forward day by day. Licensed contractor, ten years experience.
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Vinyl, fiber cement, wood, and engineered siding installed clean. Panels lapped to weather, J-channel cut sharp, and corners trimmed tight every time.
Old siding stripped, sheathing inspected, rot cut out, house wrap installed, and new siding laid up. Underlying issues fixed before the new install begins.
Window trim, door trim, corner boards, water tables, and frieze boards. Cut tight, fastened right, and caulked to keep weather and pests out.
Soffit and fascia installation and repair. Vented panels where attic ventilation needs it, solid panels where it doesn't, fastened to last.
Paint prep done right. Loose paint scraped, caulking inspected, primer where needed, then two finish coats. Done in dry weather, not pushed through.
Sill plates, rim joists, sheathing, and trim with rot or water damage cut back to solid wood, replaced with new framing, then closed up tight.
Every panel lapped, every flashing detail right, every nail set to manufacturer spec. Connecticut weather does not get behind our installs.
We strip siding back, inspect sheathing, and catch rot before it spreads. New siding goes on solid framing, not over rotten wood.
Tear-off debris hauled daily, drop cloths down, nails picked up with magnets. The property stays usable through the whole remodel.
An average Connecticut home runs two to three weeks once tear-off starts. Larger homes or homes with significant rot repair can take four weeks. Weather can add a day or two.
Fiber cement (like James Hardie) holds up well to Connecticut weather. Engineered wood is another solid choice. Vinyl is the most affordable option and still performs well when installed right.
Most Connecticut towns require a permit on full siding replacement. We pull it and coordinate any inspections required by the local building department.
We stop, show you the damage, and quote the repair before continuing. Rot gets cut back to solid wood, new framing installed, and the area sheathed before new siding goes up.
Yes, when siding is structurally sound but cosmetically worn. We scrape loose paint, caulk gaps, prime, and apply two finish coats. Honest assessment first on whether paint or replacement makes more sense.
Ready to start your next project? Contact ES Custom Construction today for a free consultation and personalized estimate.
