Eighty percent of Massachusetts residents live in the Greater Boston Metropolitan Region and Greater Boston is home to 4.8 million people, according to the 2019 US Census. That's a lot of homes that may eventually need roofing, siding, gutters, skylights, chimney and storm damage repairs. Adam Quenneville of Greater Boston has an uncompromising commitment to deliver the highest standards of quality with sales, service, installation and repairs for the exterior of your home or building. We provide comprehensive storm damage emergency services 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
If you are building a new home, making a dramatic change to your existing home to match your roof, or repairing what Mother Nature has wrecked, your choice of siding is probably one of the most important exterior features of your home. We can offer you advice on what would look good so you can make the right decisions. We can install, replace or repair vinyl siding, cedar shingles/shakes, and cedar clapboard, plus all the trim that goes along with it. We can stop by and show you some samples. If you are building a new home, making a dramatic change to your existing home, or repairing what Mother Nature has wrecked, your choice of siding installation is probably one of the most important exterior features of your home.
If you are in need of shingle roofing repair or maintenance, or if you're need a complete shingle roofing replacement, including skylights, gutters and other components, our team of professional roofing experts will inspect and evaluate the condition of your roof so you know if you need a new roof or just repairs. If you need a complete roof replacement, we offer the best roofing materials so you can rest assured that you will get a durable, high quality roof that will enhance the look of your home and protect your property from the harsh New England weather.
Gutters protect your home by diverting rainwater or melting ice and snow away from your foundation. This is important to keep the water where it belongs so it doesn't flood your basement, or cause other problems like rot and damage to siding and roofing. Gutters have a lifespan. According to the National Association of Home Builders, steel or aluminum gutters will last 20 years on the average, while copper gutters will last for 50 years. If you're looking for someone who knows something about gutters, call Adam Quenneville Greater Boston.
If you're looking for a little holiday cheer, the Massachusetts Horticultural Society’s twelfth Festival of Trees is going on now at The Gardens at Elm Bank!
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