Step One: The Consultation
We start with a free on-site visit, usually wrapped up within a day or two of your call. During it we:
- Listen to what prompted the call, whether that is a leak, an ugly exterior or high power bills
- Inspect the roof, walls, windows, trim and drainage
- Take photos and measurements
- Talk through materials and a realistic budget range
No pressure, no sign-today discounts.
Step Two: A Written Proposal
Within a few days you receive a proposal that spells out the scope line by line: what is being removed, what is being installed, which brands and colors, how hidden damage like rotted decking will be handled and what warranties apply. Manufacturer and workmanship warranties are explained in writing so there are no surprises later. If you are comparing bids, our list of questions to ask an exterior contractor helps you line them up fairly.
Step Three: Scheduling and Materials
After you approve, we order materials and put the job on the calendar, typically within two to four weeks depending on demand and supply. We confirm dates a few days out and let you know if rain or a delivery delay moves anything.
Step Four: The Build
Crews protect landscaping and set up a clean staging area. A roof replacement is often finished in a few days; siding replacement on an average home runs longer; window packages depend on the number of units. A project lead stays in touch through the job and flags any surprises, such as soft decking, with photos before work continues.
Step Five: Walkthrough and Follow-Up
We walk the property with you, check every detail against the proposal and run a magnetic sweep for nails. If something is not right, we fix it. Later, if a storm comes through, we are a phone call away for a check-up. Many Brandon owners pair this kind of project with upgrades like energy-efficient windows, which help rooms stay cooler through our long summers. See all of our Brandon home exterior solutions.
Common Questions
How soon can you come look at my house?
We schedule free consultations as quickly as our calendar allows and will give you a firm appointment when you call. If you have an active leak, tell us so we can prioritize temporary protection.
Do you require a large deposit?
Payment terms are spelled out in your proposal before you sign anything. Ask us about them during the consultation so you can plan.
What happens if you find rotten wood during the job?
We stop, photograph it and explain the repair and cost before replacing it. Your proposal lists unit prices for common hidden repairs, so there is no guesswork.
Can I stay home during the work?
Yes. All of the work happens outside, though roofing days are noisy and some areas of the yard may be off limits while crews are working.