We are exterior contractors based in Madison, not a company that services it. Our shop is at 2117 S Stoughton Road and we have completed 956 jobs inside city limits — roofing, siding, windows, gutters and storm restoration, in every ZIP code from the isthmus to Junction Ridge.
Tear-off and replacement, storm damage repair, and leak diagnosis on asphalt, metal, and flat systems. Wisconsin freeze-thaw cycles are hard on roofs — most of what we replace failed at the flashing and ice dam line, not in the field.
Full-frame and insert replacement in vinyl, fiberglass, and clad wood. In a Wisconsin winter the payback shows up on the January gas bill — we’ll tell you honestly whether your existing units are worth keeping.
Fiber cement, engineered wood, vinyl, and steel. We pull the old course back far enough to check sheathing and house wrap — cupping and buckling are usually a moisture problem, not a siding problem.
Seamless aluminum formed on site, oversized 6″ runs, and guard systems. Most ice dam calls we take are a gutter and ventilation issue combined — worth fixing together rather than one at a time.
Same-day emergency tarping, a free HAAG-certified documented inspection, and we meet your adjuster on the roof so nothing gets missed. After a storm, two things matter — stopping active damage now and getting a fair, fully documented insurance claim.
Additions, three-season rooms, decks, and full exterior remodels. When a project touches structure, permitting, or more than two trades, this is the bucket it falls into — one contract and one schedule.
Madison’s housing stock swings harder than almost any city its size, and it changes what the whole exterior needs — not just the roof.
Isthmus, Marquette, Tenney-Lapham
Steep roofs over original board decking, wood clapboard often buried under two later layers of siding, and single-pane sash with storm windows added in the sixties. These houses need work sequenced in the right order — there is no point installing new windows before the sheathing behind them is sound.
era precisely. Here is what we find at each end.
Nakoma, Westmorland, Eken Park
Post-war ranches and Cape Cods. Original hardboard or aluminum siding chalking at the bottom courses, aluminum-frame windows conducting cold straight through the frame, and roofs on their second or third layer. This band is where a full exterior project returns the most, because every component is at end of life at roughly the same time.
East side, Meadowood, Sherman
First-generation vinyl siding going wavy on south and west elevations, three-tab roofs reaching end of life, and 5-inch gutters undersized for the tree canopy that has grown up around them since. Complex rooflines start here, which means flashing and valley detail matter more than product brand.
Grandview Commons, far west side
Young components across the board, so almost every call in this band is storm and hail rather than age. Damage on an eight-year-old roof is invisible from the ground, and the siding and gutters on the same elevation usually took the same hit.
Most Madison homeowners hire a roofer, then a siding company, then somebody for gutters. Here is what that costs them.
Ice damming is not a gutter problem or a roof problem. It is an attic ventilation problem that shows up at the eave, and fixing it means touching insulation, intake vents, the roof edge and the gutter together.
Once the siding is off, the flashing at every window and door is visible and accessible. Doing windows in the same project costs far less than doing them two years later.
Hail that damaged your roof almost always hit the siding, gutters and screens on the same elevation. One contractor documenting all of it is the difference between a complete claim and a partial one.
Rotted fascia is found by the gutter crew, caused by the roof, and covered by the siding. When those are three companies it becomes nobody’s problem.
When the roofer blames the siding crew and the siding crew blames the roofer, you are the one holding the leak. Our 25-year workmanship warranty covers the whole envelope.
We file with the City of Madison Building Inspection Division once for the project, rather than you coordinating three separate applications and three inspection windows.
Madison runs its own permit process through the Building Inspection Division, and it is separate from Middleton, Fitchburg, Sun Prairie and every other municipality we work in. Roof replacement, siding replacement and window replacement generally require one.
We file it as part of the job. On a combined project that means one application covering the whole scope rather than you coordinating three of them and three inspection windows.
Homes in Madison’s historic districts — Mansion Hill, Third Lake Ridge, University Heights, Marquette Bungalows and others — may require additional review before visible material changes.
That affects material selection and timeline more than whether the work can happen. We check your address at the estimate and tell you what it adds, rather than discovering it after the material is ordered.
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The whole exterior. Roofing, siding, windows, gutters, soffit and fascia, and storm restoration across all of it. We are a general contractor for the building envelope, which means one contract, one crew schedule and one warranty rather than four companies pointing at each other.
Yes, and it is usually cheaper that way. Shared mobilization, one dumpster, one permit application and one set of scaffolding. It also means the transitions between trades — roof to fascia, siding to window flashing — are detailed by people who are accountable for both sides of the joint.
For roof replacement, siding replacement and window replacement, generally yes. The City of Madison runs its own process through the Building Inspection Division, separate from Middleton, Fitchburg or Sun Prairie. We pull it as part of the job rather than leaving it with you.
Homes in districts like Mansion Hill, Third Lake Ridge and University Heights may require additional review before visible material changes. It affects material choices and timeline more than feasibility. We will tell you at the estimate whether your address is affected.
A roof is typically one day. Siding runs three to seven. Windows are usually a day for a whole home. A combined project on a typical Madison home runs one to two weeks of active work, scheduled so the house is never left open.
Usually yes — one event, one claim, one deductible, even when the roof, siding, gutters and screens are all involved. That is exactly why having one contractor document the whole exterior matters. Partial documentation is the most common reason homeowners end up paying for the second half themselves.
Yes! Low-slope and flat systems including EPDM, TPO and modified bitumen, plus siding and envelope work on commercial and multi-family properties.
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