Services
Roofing A new roof is a major investment for homeowners, and choosing a local experienced contractor to install it is the best way to protect your assets.
Replacement or re-roofing is usually required on shingles that are over 20 years old simply because of the age of the roofing materials. Consideration should be given to the underlayment, ventilation and insulation because together these elements play an essential role in preventing heat and moisture build-up from damaging the roofing structure and materials. A reputable roofer will make sure that all of these components work together to prolong the life of your roof.
Siding Vinyl siding was first introduced to the exterior cladding market in the early 1960s and steadily grew in popularity over the next four decades because of its durability, versatility and ease of maintenance. The product is manufactured primarily with polyvinyl chloride, a material that gives it impact resistance, rigidity and strength.
Today, vinyl siding is the number one choice of exterior cladding across the country. U.S. Census Bureau statistics show twice as many homeowners side their homes with vinyl than with any other material. The facts are that vinyl siding is available in a broad palette of colors, profiles and trims to assist architects, builders and homeowners in customizing their new construction and renovation designs, and can complement historical restoration projects.
However, we are not limited to any type of siding at Freedom Exteriors. We can put together for you whatever it is that fits your product needs whether it be vinyl, aluminum, brick, stucco, or any other product that meets our material standards.
Windows Windows are available in several different styles including single-hung, double-hung, gliding/horizontal, awning, hopper, casement, jalousie, fixed, bay or bow and garden. Most building warehouses carry standard-size, double-hung windows – the most common style. Most warehouses also carry a limited number of specialty windows such as circular, arch and bay or bow. Many other types of windows will have to be specially ordered. Unusual sizes of any window are special-order items. If at all possible, it's best to replace existing windows with those of a similar size.
Gutters Gutters are formed in several profiles and sizes. The standard profiles are a simple "U" shape and a "K" style, which has a ogee-shaped front, vaguely reminiscent of the letter "K." Channels are 4, 5 or 6 inches in diameter; 5-inch K-style gutters are a popular type. Matching downspouts are 2 by 3-inch or 3 by 4-inch rectangular profiles or 3 or 4-inch round (often corrugated) pipes. The larger systems are generally worth the difference in price because they're less likely to clog. If trees overhang your house, 3 by 4-inch downspouts are a good idea.
