Siding Before And After

This home siding project in Cranford, NJ featured installing new vinyl siding onto the existing home and garage as well as a front entry door installation. The homeowner chose Craneboard Cedar Impressions & Triple 6 Clapboard siding. The color choice was Cypress with Aspen White Trim. We were happy to help Bill complete this siding project on his Cranford home in Union county, New Jersey.

This home siding project in Clark, NJ featured vinyl siding, door and stone installation. New insulated siding, disposal of existing aluminium siding, high performance soffits and pvc trim. We utilized the installation of Round Stone Veneer, giving an old world style. Craneboard Triple 6 Clapboard; color choice of clay and with white trim. Stone Brand; Dutch Quality Stone. We were delighted to be able to assist Paul complete this siding project on his Clark home in Union county, New Jersey.

This home siding project in Montclair, NJ featured a new roof, siding, gutters, leaders, high performance soffits and PVC trim. The products that we used included Certainteed Double 7 Cedar Impressions and the color choice was flagstone with white trim as well as Timberline Prestique Shingles; color choice charcoal. We were happy to help Jane complete this siding project on her Montclair home in Essex county, New Jersey.

Mrs. Frimpter raised her family in her Rahway home in Union County and 30 years later, she retired and was looking for a way to give her house a brand new look. A major concern for her home was energy efficiency. We sided the entire house with Preservation Siding and used detailed custom trims and accents around the home, with doors and shake siding. Although the color of the siding was changed, what really stood out was the new GAF country estate roof tiles that we installed. Mrs. Frimpter has a Preservation Double Lifetime Warranty on all of her siding products as well as GAF’s Golden Pledge 50 year warranty. This Double Lifetime Warranty is only available through Dealers of Distinction, of which Joe Percario General Contractors is the only one in New Jersey. We were more than happy to help Mrs. Frimpter complete this siding project on her Rahway home in Union county, New Jersey.

Mr. Drew retired from law enforcement and has been a Cranford, NJ resident for a very long time. He and his wife had raised their children in this home in Union County. He had thought it was time to expand their home to create a private sanctuary, master bedroom and a bath suite. Having many connections throughout Essex and Union county, Drew had many tradesmen to help him and his wife meet their ten-year-dream of making their addition and add a level plans a reality. They thought it was wise to receive estimates from local contractors in order to find a good solutions in proceeding with this siding project. They found Joe Percario could compliment him and his family to complete the design of the exterior of this project. They supported, designed and coached him on his ability to save money for his family. The Drew’s decided on insulated siding, a GAF roof system, insulated windows, Certainteed siding, a portico and a new set of platform steps. Since they have purchased and sold a new house, and because of their satisfaction, they are currently in conversation about doing another renovation with our team. We were delighted to help them with their siding project on their Cranford home, in Union County, New Jersey.

Talk about a combination job! Joe’s clients in beautiful Somerset County’s town of Warren, N.J. had a tall order for Joe. But nothing that he couldn’t handle. They loved their home’s original look but couldn’t stand the constant cost of all the maintenance they were plagued to undertake each year. They didn’t want to change the look either…. until they met Joe. After much consideration, they decided on James T. Hardie’s fiber cement board siding on the entire home with all new cellular PVC trim boards by Azek. The original was removed and replaced with Hardie’s khaki brown and the 18 pairs of wood shutters on the home were recycled and custom painted with a Tuscan red and forest green two-tone to add a big POP to the outside. Now, with the homes exterior on the way to greatness, the original sun deck was the real challenge. The client was confused as to what would look and work best and relied on Joe’s design and research department to come up with a ‘stop-em-in-their-tracks’ look. Joe’s team came up with a Cellular PVC Pro-cell product for the decking and a natural Brazilian Iron-Wood for the rail framing with a combination of Timbertec railings with Trex 4×4 chocolate brown posts. The deck having multiple elevation changes and being picture-framed and on all sorts of angles was a hit with all the family and friends. Wait its not over…The rear wall of the home had a court-yard-like-look so Joe’s team recommended Owens Corning’s Cultured ledge stone along and along with the built in BBQ, this area had a great pop as well. The BBQ is a regular Weber $500 type push in and out type, but with the stones on each side and with granite slabs on top it became a master piece project for Joe’s team as well as the family.

Dorothy of Piscataway N.J. knew she needed to weatherize as well as update her 1960’s bi-level home. The roof was leaking and the fuel bills were climbing. She got several estimates for new GAF Timberline roofing, Certinteed Cedar Board full Back insulated siding and Anderson 400-series windows. The estimates ranged $15 thousand dollars apart from one another. And she was baffled as of what to do. Luckily that’s when a friend suggested she call Joe Percario General Contractors. On Joe’s visit he found Dorothy’s Mom and 2 daughters at her house with there own problems. Her 88 year old mother was selling her own home to move into assisted living and two single daughters, in local apartments and struggling to make ends meet. Since they were all at the appointment and the 3 seemed to be pretty close, the suggestion for Joe was easy. You see the Piscataway home had expandable property on 3 sides… Within 12 months there were three new additions and lots of room for all to now share breakfast and a brand new, affordable “old” house.