Siding contractor in Philadelphia, PA

Yes. Row house jobs require all staging and material handling from the front facade or rear alley only. We plan the sequence of work around that constraint so the job moves without blocking neighbors or the street longer than necessary.

Flat rear additions and pitched front rooflines are a standard combination on Philadelphia row houses. We assess both sections and treat them as one connected scope, so flashing at the transition point is done correctly and you do not end up with a leak right where the two systems meet.

We inspect the sheathing beneath for rot, moisture damage, and soft spots before any new material goes on. If we find damaged areas, we address them as part of the project so the new siding has a solid substrate to fasten to.

Older mortar joints and porous masonry absorb moisture, and if the surface is not properly sealed before painting, that moisture pushes the paint film off from behind. Proper sealing before any exterior paint application is the step that determines how long the finish lasts.