Areas We Serve

Residents of the ‘Copper City’ appreciate quality home exteriors, as exhibited in the city's collection of Queen Anne and Victorian homes and its ornate opera house, the oldest in the state.

Residents of Beacon Falls know about storms, as the town's favorite son, metrologist Jim Cantore can assess. They appreciate quality, durable building materials that can withstand high winds and heavy rain.

Residents of Connecticut's "#1 Small Town" know the value of choosing quality exterior building products that will last for decades.

Bethel residents understand the value of good exterior building materials, as illustrated in the beautiful Victorian homes of the Greenwood Avenue Historic District.

Bethlehem isn't just known for its sought-after holiday postmark and Christmas Town Festival. The town's Bethlehem Green Historic District shows residents' appreciation for good exterior building materials.

The Farmington River offers Bloomfield residents beautiful vistas, but it can present challenges for area homeowners. That's why residents appreciate quality exterior building materials.

Coastal homes like those in Branford face unique challenges from the sea air and ocean waves. Good exterior building materials are crucial to keeping area homes looking their best.

Whether you live in downtown, the Upper East Side, Brooklawn, Seaside Park, Black Rock or one of the many other Bridgeport neighborhoods, choosing quality exterior building products is the key to good curb appeal.

"Money" magazine calls it the "best place to live in Connecticut". You call it home. Keep yours looking beautiful with quality roofing, siding, windows and doors.

Charming homes in the Berkshire foothills like those in Burlington deserve quality roofing, windows, doors and other exterior building materials.

The historic homes of Cos Cob look just as lovely as when they were painted by the 19th-century American Impressionists of the Cos Cob artist colony. That's because area residents know the value of using quality exterior building materials.

Residents of Cranbury know the value of good quality exterior building materials, the type you'd find on the city's historic buildings, like the Gallagher Mansion and the White Barn Theater.

Residents of downtown Derby, West Derby, Derby Neck, East Derby and Hilltop know the benefits of using quality exterior building materials to help homes stand up to the often harsh east coast weather.

Devon residents know how their close proximity to Long Island Sound and the Housatonic River can take its toll on their homes' exteriors. That's why choosing quality exterior building materials is so important.

East Hartford residents, like their favorite son, Frederick Law Olmstead, creator of Central Park, know the importance of choosing quality exterior building materials.

Easton residents appreciate that historic homes, such as the Ida Tarbell House and the Bradley-Hubbell House, have survived centuries of harsh weather because of quality exterior building materials.

Residents of East Windsor's five villages--Broad Brook, Melrose, Scantic, Warehouse Point and Windsorville--know that quality exterior building materials are essential to keeping their homes secure against extreme Connecticut weather.

Enfield residents know the value of using top-quality doors, windows, roofing and siding, as seen in the Congregational Church and other buildings of the Enfield Historic District.

Glenville residents know the value of top-quality exterior building materials, as seen in the Queen Anne and Italian Revival buildings of Sherwood's Bridge (aka the Glenville Historic District).

The elegant homes of Greenfield Hill stay looking their best because of top-quality exterior building products.

Top-quality exterior building materials help the beautiful homes along the "Gold Coast" in Greenwich stand up to the damages of sea air and spring storms.

Hawleyville residents understand the many benefits of top-quality siding, roofing and doors in keeping their homes secure against the sometimes extreme Connecticut weather.

Residents of Litchfield know about protecting their homes' exteriors with top-quality building materials, as you can see in the town's many well-preserved historic buildings like the Rye House and Topsmead.

Long Hill's many historic homes, like Beachcroft and the Beardsley-Morrisey House, own their longevity in part to top-quality exterior building materials. Today's residents know how such roofing, siding and more can help their modern homes stand up to extreme Connecticut weather.

Meriden residents appreciate top-quality home exteriors, as exhibited in the city's many historic buildings, such as the Solomon Goffe House and the Curtis Memorial Library.

A few 17th-century homes still remain in Middlebury, like the Josiah Bronson house, thanks to top-quality exterior building materials that withstand the challenges of Connecticut weather.

Long Island Sound beaches and sunsets are lovely, but the harsh coastal weather can take its toll on the exteriors of area homes. That's why Milford residents appreciate top-quality exterior building products.

Mill Plain was founded nearly 300 years ago. Many of the area's early buildings are still standing, a testament to the many benefits of using top-quality exterior building materials.

Many notable architects, including Frank Lloyd Wright, contributed to the housing stock in New Canaan. Many of these historic homes are still looking sharp, thanks to top-quality exterior building products.

New Fairfield residents appreciate the durability of top-quality exterior building products, as exhibited in the historic, Greek revival Cosier-Murphy House and the early American Williams House.

Coastal and low-lying property in New Haven County can feel the brunt of coastal storms and salt-laden sea air. Fortunately, area residents know the value of top-quality exterior building materials in keeping their homes secure and watertight.

You don't have to be a Yale graduate to know that top-quality exterior building products are essential to keeping "Elm City" homes secure and free from storm damage.

New Milford residents appreciate quality home exteriors, as exhibited in the Federal-style John Glover Noble House and the Merritt Beach & Son Building.

"Scrabble" may have been invented in Newtown, but keeping area homes safe and secure from Connecticut weather isn't a game. Newtown residents rely on top-quality exterior building products to keep their homes looking their best.

Living on Long Island Sound, Noroton residents know the value of quality home exteriors in standing up to coastal storms and salt-laden sea air.

Homeowners in Noroton Heights value top-quality roofing, siding and window products to keep the sea air and coastal storms from damaging their lovely estates.

Preserving historic buildings is important to the people of North Branford, as witnessed by the restored homes and commercial buildings of the Northford Center Historic District. Top-quality exterior building products have brought these buildings back to their former glory.

While Northford isn't located directly on the coast, residents still know the value of quality exterior building products in keeping storm damage to a minimum.

One of "Money" magazine's best places to live in the US, North Haven boasts a diverse collection of modern and older homes, many with beautiful, top-quality exteriors.

Old Greenwich is home to some of the most elegant waterfront estates on the eastern seaboard. Residents there know the value of quality roofing and windows in keeping the sea from damaging their homes.

The gracious homes of Redding Ridge owe a lot of their beauty to top-quality siding, roofing and windows. Such products are what keeps Connecticut homes looking their best, even in the face of the state's sometimes harsh weather.

Ridgefield and other towns in the Berkshire Mountains can get their share of winter storms. Residents know the value of quality exterior building products in keeping their homes comfortable and secure year-round.

Living on or near Long Island Sound has plenty of benefits, but Riverside residents know that it take quality building products to protect their homes against coastal storms and salt-laden sea air.

Houses and buildings in the Round Hill Historic District date back to the mid-18th century. They provide a lesson on how using quality exterior building products can help homes look their best for centuries.

Roxbury summers are hot and sultry; winters are cold and blustery. It takes quality windows, siding and roofing to keep area homes comfortable year round.

Saugatuck homeowners know the value of top-quality roofing, siding and window products in keeping their lovely, seaside homes from being damaged by coastal storms and sea air.

Seymour residents appreciate quality home exteriors, as exhibited by the Sanford-Humphreys House and the homes of the Seymour Historic District.

Whether they live in the White Hills, South End, Huntington or Pine Rock Park neighborhood, Shelton residents know the benefits of top-quality siding, roofing and windows in keeping their homes dry and secure year round.

Short Beach residents know that living right on the water is beautiful, but can be challenging to home exteriors. That's why they choose top-quality siding, roofing and windows.

South Britain residents know that keeping building exteriors looking sharp, as seen on the Congregational Church and the Benjamin Downs House, require using top-quality siding, roofing and windows.

Southbury residents appreciate the value of using top-quality exterior building materials, as exhibited in the town's many historic buildings, such as the Reuben Curtiss House and the Aaron Bronson House.

Residents of "The City of Progress" appreciate how quality exterior building materials keep homes look sharp for generations, as seen in the Levi B. Frost House and the Luman Andrews House.

Temperatures in Stafford can range from -20 degrees in the winter to more than 100 degrees in the summer. Stafford residents know it takes top-quality roofing, siding and windows to stand up to these extreme temperatures.

Stamford residents love boating, fishing and visiting the beaches, but they also know that the sea air can be damaging to their homes' exteriors. That's why they value top-quality roofing, siding and window products.

Stepney residents know that using top-quality exterior home building materials is essential to keeping their historic register homes looking sharp, despite their age.

Stony Creek residents value top-quality exterior building products to keep the sea air and coastal storms from damaging their homes.

Whether they live in Reynolds Bridge, Highwood Farms or Hickory Hill, Thomaston residents know the value of top-quality exterior building materials in keeping their homes secure from Connecticut storms and extreme temperatures.

Torrington residents know appreciate quality exterior building products, as exhibited in the homes of the Water Street Historic District.

Totoket residents know appreciate home preservation, and were one of the first towns in Connecticut to form a historical society. They know the value of top-quality exterior building products in keeping homes comfortable and secure for generations.

Waterbury residents value top-quality siding, windows and roofing products to keep their homes from being damaged by the humid Connecticut summers and powerful fall storms.

Watertown residents know the value of quality siding, windows and roofing products in keeping their homes comfortable and secure, in spite of the sometimes extreme Connecticut weather.

Weston residents value quality home exteriors, as you can see on the many homes of the Kettle Creek and Norfield Historic Districts.

Connecticut "Gold Coast" residents know that the sea air can easily damage home exteriors. That's why they appreciate top-quality siding, roofing and window products.

Temperatures in West Simsbury can be extreme. That's why residents value top-quality exterior building products to keep their homes comfortable and secure.

With more than 1,000 area buildings on the National Register of Historic Places, Wethersfield residents clearly know the value of using top-quality exterior building products.

Living on the river can make for humid summers. That's why Willington residents use top-quality exterior building products to keep their homes comfortable and secure.

Wilton residents appreciate quality home exteriors, as you can see in the homes of the Cannondale Historic District.

Living on the Still River can drive up the humidity in the summer. Winchester residents turn to top-quality siding, window and roofing products to keep their homes secure and comfortable year round.

Wolcott residents know the value of quality siding, windows and roofing products in keeping their homes comfortable and secure, despite the ever-changing Connecticut weather.

Woodbridge residents know the value of good-quality home exteriors, as you can see on the Castle-Russell House and the James Alexis Darling House.

Living in Connecticut's "Antique Capital", Woodbury residents appreciate keeping their homes well-preserved using top-quality roofing, siding and window products.