Free Inspection: Grafton Siding
Siding replacement in Grafton, MA.
Fixed price. Fixed finish date.
Trusted by Grafton homeowners since 2003. From free inspection to final walkthrough, we handle everything with our own crews, not subs.
Local Siding Experts, Grafton, MA
Siding replacement in Grafton, MA, vinyl, James Hardie fiber cement & full exterior tear-offs.
Grafton's mix of historic village homes and new construction needs siding at every level.
From carefully replacing siding on a Grafton village antique to a straightforward vinyl swap in a newer subdivision home, we handle both ends of Grafton's housing stock with the same fixed-price approach.
What we handle in Grafton
- Full siding tear-off & replacement
- Sheathing & housewrap inspection, moisture damage repair
- Vinyl, James Hardie fiber cement, cedar & composite options
- Precise trim, corner & flashing work at every window and door
- Siding permits pulled & inspected in Grafton
- Storm damage repair & matching
- Manufacturer warranty registration on every install
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Grafton Siding, Common Questions
How much does siding cost in Grafton, MA?
Siding replacement in Grafton ranges from $8,000 to $22,000 depending on material and complexity.
Can you work on Grafton's historic homes?
Yes, we have experience with antique Grafton homes and plan for their trim and profile quirks during the inspection.
"Our circa-1850 home needed siding that respected its age. Mr. Gomes struck that balance perfectly with a cedar-profile fiber cement."
Tom G., Grafton MA
The Real Cost
Your siding is warning you. Are you listening?
Failing siding rarely announces itself all at once. It gives off warning signs for months while moisture works its way behind the panels, and the fix gets far more expensive the longer it waits.
Peeling Paint & Fading Color
UV and moisture destroyed the protective barrier. Water is getting in every rainstorm, and repair costs roughly triple once it does.
Warped, Cracked or Bubbling Panels
Moisture is already trapped behind the siding. Mold and rot are next, invisible until teardown reveals the damage.
Skyrocketing Energy Bills
Failed siding means no thermal barrier left. You are heating the outside of your house every single winter.
Real Mr. Gomes siding
Stop hiring strangers to wrap your home.
The family that has been transforming MA homes since 2003.
I'm Dioclecio Gomes. I started in Massachusetts in 2003, and siding was one of the first trades I mastered. I learned early: bad siding is just a slow leak with extra steps.
Big-box stores sell you the material, then send whoever is available. Out-of-state crews blow through towns after a storm and disappear when warranty issues arise. We stay. Same crew, same standards, every job.
We are James Hardie Certified because we install it the right way, not the fast way. Your manufacturer warranty stays intact, and so does our word.
Big-Box Flippers vs. Mr. Gomes Remodeling
You are not choosing between us and a big-box store. You are choosing between us and the other licensed contractor who might still disappear mid-project.
The Average MA Contractor
- Sells material, subcontracts installation to the lowest bidder
- No manufacturer certification, which voids the 30-year material warranty
- Hidden change orders and surprise pricing mid-job
- Disappears when moisture problems surface behind the siding
Mr. Gomes Remodeling
- James Hardie Certified, preserving your full 30-year warranty
- In-house MA crews. No subcontracting, ever
- Fixed-price quotes in writing before we start
- Established since 2003. We honor every warranty we write.
How It Works
New siding in three steps. No mystery.
Three clear steps. No high-pressure sales. No surprises.
Free Inspection & Consultation
We inspect the existing siding, check for moisture damage behind the panels, and help you choose the right material for your home. Zero pressure.
Material Selection & Fixed Quote
You pick the material, color and profile. We give you a penny-accurate, fixed-price quote in writing. No hidden extras, no change orders mid-job.
Expert Installation & Walkthrough
Our certified crew installs, cleans up completely, and walks you through every inch of the finished work before we call it done.
What To Expect
Your siding. Start to finish.
Before we break ground, you get a written schedule. Here is what a typical full siding replacement looks like.
Old siding removed. Sheathing and housewrap inspected for hidden moisture or rot, and documented with photos before anything is covered up.
Any damaged sheathing replaced. New housewrap installed for a fully sealed moisture barrier before the new material goes up.
Panels or planks installed by our own certified crew, with precise trim, corner and flashing work at every window and door.
Final trim, caulking and touch-up work completed to a clean, weathertight finish.
We walk the property with you, review every elevation, and register your manufacturer warranty on the spot.
Timeline varies by scope. Exact schedule confirmed in writing before work begins.
Grafton homeowners trust us with this project.
"They replaced all the cedar siding on our 1960s colonial with HardiePlank. The install took four days and the crew left the yard spotless every night. Three years later, not a single issue."
"After two other contractors gave us wildly different quotes with zero explanation, Mr. Gomes showed up, walked us through every line item, and came in the middle. We felt completely informed the whole time."
"They found rot behind three panels during inspection. Showed us photos, quoted the extra repair on the spot, and fixed it before the new siding went on. No surprises. That is rare in this industry."
We serve Grafton
Mr. Gomes crews are active in Grafton every week. Free in-home consultation with no obligation.
Give your home a new look. And a new shield.
0% Financing
For 18 months to qualified buyers. Start your siding project now, pay over time.
Fixed-Price Quotes
Penny-accurate, in writing. No hidden extras, no change orders once demo starts.
Limited Install Slots
We only run so many crews at once. Booking now keeps your project on schedule.
Massachusetts Service Area
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Get My Free EstimateCommon questions.
How long does a full siding replacement take?
Most single-family homes in MA take 3 to 5 days for a complete replacement. Larger homes or those with significant rot repair can take up to 7 to 10 days. We give you a realistic timeline in writing before any work starts.
Is James Hardie fiber cement worth the extra cost?
For Massachusetts, almost always yes. James Hardie HardiePlank is rated for freeze-thaw cycles, humidity and pest damage, the exact conditions MA homes face. The 30-year material warranty is only valid when installed by a certified contractor, which we are.
Do I need a permit for new siding in Massachusetts?
Most siding replacements in MA require a building permit, and requirements vary by town. We pull and manage all permits as part of every project.
Do you offer financing?
Yes: 0% APR for 18 months for qualified buyers, plus longer fixed-rate plans up to 12 years. You can get pre-qualified in minutes with no hard credit pull.
What is the cost of new siding in Massachusetts?
Vinyl siding on a typical 1,500 to 2,000 square foot colonial runs $8,000 to $16,000 installed. James Hardie fiber cement ranges $15,000 to $28,000 depending on home size and prep work. We give you a fixed all-in quote with no surprises.
Will you inspect what is behind my siding before pricing the job?
Yes, and this is critical. We inspect the sheathing and housewrap condition as part of the free estimate. If we find rot or moisture damage, we document it with photos and quote the repair separately, proceeding only with your explicit approval.
How much does new siding increase my home's value?
Fiber cement siding returns roughly 76% of its cost at resale on average, and homeowners often see a $15,000 or greater increase in sale price after a full replacement, on top of the 20 to 30% cut in heat loss from restoring the thermal barrier.