Project Portfolio — Real Massachusetts Jobs

Siding, rot and trim repair in Worcester and Concord, shown in our own job-site photos. No stock shots.

Project 01 · Worcester, MA

Worcester, MA — Siding & Structural Rot Repair on a Cape

This Worcester cape is sided in painted wood shingles, and the weather had gotten into them: stained and split shingles on the walls, worn and missing shingles up in the gable, and the worst damage concentrated at an inside corner.

We opened that corner, stripped the siding back, cut out the rotted wood, and covered the repaired wall with a new weather barrier. These photos show the house before we started and the repair in progress.

Structural & rot repair Building restoration Our work in Worcester

Weathered, stained painted wood shingle siding on a cape in Worcester, MA before rot repair — Before

Inside corner of the siding on a Worcester, MA cape before rot repair, with split and stained shingles — Before

Worn and missing gable shingles on a Worcester, MA cape before siding repair — Before

Gable end siding condition on a Worcester, MA cape before repair — Before

Stained siding along the inside corner and eave line of a Worcester, MA cape before rot repair — Before

Siding removed at the inside corner of a Worcester, MA cape, exposing the sheathing during rot repair — During

Rotted wood cut out at the inside corner of a Worcester, MA cape during structural rot repair — During

New weather barrier installed over the repaired corner of a Worcester, MA cape during siding repair — During

Maverick City Builders team on site with ladders during siding and rot repair on a Worcester, MA cape — During

Ladders set at the opened corner of a Worcester, MA cape during siding and rot repair — During

Project 02 · Concord, MA

Concord, MA — Exterior Siding & Trim Repair for a Condominium Trust

Exterior repair work on a condominium community in Concord: gray-green lap siding with white trim. Going in, the vertical trim was stained and breaking down, and several corner boards and window trim pieces had deteriorated.

We pulled the failed corner boards, including the corner beside a bank of electric meters, stripped the corners to the membrane, removed damaged siding courses, patched in new siding boards and set a new trim board at the base of the wall. The finished corners got new white trim.

Building restoration Carpentry & trim Our work in Concord

Rear of a condominium building in Concord, MA with gray-green lap siding and white trim before exterior repairs — Before

Stained, deteriorated vertical trim board on lap siding at a Concord, MA condominium before repair — Before

Deteriorated corner board and peeling window trim at a Concord, MA condominium before repair — Before

Corner board removed and wall opened beside the electric meter bank at a Concord, MA condominium — During

Corner board removed down to the membrane on lap siding at a Concord, MA condominium — During

Building corner stripped to the membrane during trim replacement at a Concord, MA condominium — During

Lower siding courses removed, exposing housewrap, during siding repair at a Concord, MA condominium — During

New siding boards patched into the gable wall during siding repair at a Concord, MA condominium — During

New trim board installed at the base of the wall during exterior repair at a Concord, MA condominium — During

New white corner trim installed on a bump-out at a Concord, MA condominium after exterior repair — After

Finished white trim around the corner and electric meter bank at a Concord, MA condominium — After

New white corner and base trim on lap siding at a Concord, MA condominium after repair — After

Every photo on this page was taken on our own job sites. Some other images elsewhere on this site are design illustrations, including AI-generated concepts, and are not photographs of Maverick City Builders projects.

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