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Roofing, windows, siding, baths, kitchens, doors, and gutters across all 559 cities and towns in Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Connecticut. Tell us about the project and we will match it with contractors who work in your town. Free, and there is no obligation to hire anyone.
Most contractors in this region do exteriors or interiors, not both. Here you can handle the roof this year and the bathroom next year without starting over.
Replacement, repair, storm damage, and ice dams. On a house built before 1950 the sheathing is often board rather than plywood, which changes the number.
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A cape has 12 to 16 openings. A triple decker has 40 to 60 across three floors. Those are different projects with different economics.
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Vinyl, fiber cement, composite, and cedar. What is behind the siding usually matters more than what goes on top of it.
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Tub to shower conversions, walk-in showers, and full remodels. Whether the plumbing moves is the single largest cost variable.
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Refacing, countertops, and full remodels. In a pre-1940 house the wall you want to remove is often carrying the floor above it.
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Front doors, sliders, and storm doors. In an older house the opening is rarely standard and the jamb is rarely plumb.
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Installation, replacement, and guards. Undersized 5 inch gutter on a large roof plane is the most common defect on older housing here.
See guttersPick your state for the regional picture, then your town. A roof on a Worcester three-decker and a roof on a Wellesley colonial are not the same job, so each town page covers the housing stock that is actually there.
RI
Triple-deckers through Providence and the Blackstone Valley, postwar capes across Warwick and Cranston, and shingled cottages down the South County shore.
39 municipalities
MA
Three-deckers in Worcester, Lowell, and New Bedford, garrison colonials across MetroWest, and first period housing in Essex County.
351 cities and towns
CT
Center chimney colonials and saltboxes statewide, stone and Tudor revival in Fairfield County, and mill worker housing through the Quiet Corner.
169 municipalities
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Every service page and every cost guide on this site carries real price ranges for this market. A tub to shower conversion in a 5 by 8 bathroom runs 8,000 to 16,000 dollars depending on whether the plumbing moves. Nobody else in this region publishes that. You should know roughly what a project costs before the first contractor walks through your door.
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Fill out the form and your project goes to contractors who work in your town, not a call center three states away. The most common complaint about home improvement is that nobody calls back. We built the whole process around fixing that one thing.
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Most contractors here cover one county or one trade. We cover every city and town in Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Connecticut, across seven service categories. Whether you are in Providence, Pittsfield, or Putnam, and whether it is a roof or a kitchen, this is the same starting point.
It takes about a minute. You will hear from contractors who work in your town, usually the same day. Free, and no obligation to hire anyone.