Roofing, Siding & Remodeling in Provincetown, MA
Best Deal Home Group does roofing, cedar siding, windows, decks and interior work for homes and condos in Provincetown's East End, Center and West End. Provincetown has the oldest housing on the Cape and a strict local historic district, so our work there is about careful repair and replacement that the Historic District Commission will approve.
Villages
Provincetown
On the water
Provincetown Harbor, Cape Cod Bay, Atlantic Ocean
Building permits
Provincetown Building DepartmentZIP codes
02657
Working in Provincetown
What Provincetown homes need from a contractor
Provincetown's town plan describes its housing as the oldest on Cape Cod, and about four in ten homes were built before 1940. Houses sit close together along Commercial and Bradford Streets, so staging, deliveries and keeping neighbors' property protected are part of planning any job.
Roughly three quarters of the town's land is National Seashore, which keeps homes in a narrow strip along the harbor. Many buildings are condos or multi-unit houses, which means association approvals often come before town permits.
Provincetown is a Green Community, so the Stretch Energy Code applies and residential applications need to show compliance with the 2021 energy code. Windows, insulation and roofing assemblies are chosen with that in mind.
Services in Provincetown
The work we do most in Provincetown
Siding & Trim in Provincetown
Cedar shingle, clapboard and flush board siding and trim repaired or replaced to the Historic District Commission's guidelines, matching original profiles.
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Windows & Doors in Provincetown
Window and door replacements that keep the historic openings and muntin patterns, with energy performance that meets the stretch code.
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Roofing in Provincetown
Wood shake and asphalt roofs in colors and sizes the commission accepts, with the flashing and ventilation older houses on tight lots need.
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FAQ
Questions from Provincetown homeowners
What does the Provincetown Historic District Commission review?
Exterior features visible from a public way inside the Provincetown Historic District, including windows, doors, roofs, dormers, skylights, roof decks, porches, fences, siding and outside stairs. Paint color, gutters, storm windows and repairs that do not replace material are exempt.
Can I replace my windows in the Provincetown historic district?
Yes, with approval. The guidelines say replacements may not frame down historic openings, the muntin pattern has to suit the style of the house and glass tint may not go beyond standard Low-E. We prepare drawings and product details for the application.
Does the stretch energy code apply in Provincetown?
Yes. Provincetown is a Green Community, so the Massachusetts Stretch Energy Code applies and residential building applications need to show compliance with the 2021 energy code.
How do building permits work in Provincetown?
The Provincetown Building Department at Town Hall on Commercial Street issues permits, with applications on the town's online portal. We coordinate the permit, the historic district application and, for condos, the association's approval.
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Tell us about your Provincetown project in three quick steps. Djonatan will get back to you to set up a visit and walk the house with you.
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