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We are an exterior home and building improvement company, grounded by great people that love the craft. Our niche is long-term, low-maintenance roofing, siding, windows, doors and painting solutions. We’re changing the face and reputation of the home improvement industry by uniting top-quality products, more than 25 years of experience in New England homes, innovative technology, and some of the most talented and kind people on earth. Founded in 1998, we are family-owned and professionally operated, based in Ashland, MA. We serve Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Southern New Hampshire, and Maine. Our passion is creating a company people love to work for, and customers are proud to refer.
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