Exterior Home Remodeling in Provincetown, MA
Best Deal Home Group is a home remodeling contractor for homes in Provincetown, MA. We do exterior home remodeling that combines roofing, siding, trim, windows and doors, and homeowners rate us 5.0 stars from 46 Google reviews. We serve Provincetown and the rest of the Outer Cape from our office in Centerville.
5.0 stars from 46 Google reviews · Licensed and fully insured · Office in Centerville, MA · Free written estimates · A dedicated crew for each trade
Exterior Home Remodeling for Provincetown homes
Provincetown has dense, older housing stock and its own historic district commission, so exterior projects often involve careful repair of original trim, clapboard and shingles. Tight lots also make staging and material deliveries part of the plan.
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.
Approvals that can apply in Provincetown
Provincetown Historic District Commission
Reviews exterior features visible from a public way in the Provincetown Historic District. Its guidelines cover windows (no framing down historic openings, muntins suited to the style), roofs (wood shakes encouraged, asphalt in suitable colors), siding, decks, porches with wood railings and fences. Paint color, gutters and storm windows are exempt.
Provincetown Historical Commission
Outside the historic district, a six month demolition delay applies to significant buildings over 50 years old. Inside the district, demolition is effectively prohibited except in extraordinary circumstances.
Conservation Commission
The Provincetown Wetlands Protection Bylaw is stricter than state law and covers wetlands, banks, beaches, dunes, flats, ponds of any size, flood zones and the 100 foot buffer to any of them.
What homeowners say on Google
“Djonatin Aquino and his crew replaced my roof and did some chimney and siding work. He was great to work with, his work is impeccable, and he has a hard working crew. My house looks like new, thank you Best Deal!”
How we handle exterior remodeling
Sometimes a home needs more than one trade: new siding, a roof repair, updated windows, and fresh trim all at once. We handle complete exterior remodels as a single coordinated project, which means fewer headaches for you and a more cohesive result.
What's Included
- Combined roofing, siding & trim
- Window & door replacement
- Exterior painting coordination
- Single point of contact
- Permitting handled for you
- Cleanup included every day
- Barnstable County licensed
- Free estimates, no obligation
Provincetown Building Department
Town Hall, 260 Commercial Street, Provincetown, MA 02657
508-487-7020
Provincetown Harbor, Cape Cod Bay, Atlantic Ocean
ZIP codes 02657
FAQ
Exterior Home Remodeling in Provincetown, MA: common questions
Do I need a permit for exterior home remodeling in Provincetown?
An exterior remodel needs a building permit, with the roofing, siding, windows and doors listed on the application. In Provincetown, permits go through the Provincetown Building Department at Town Hall, 260 Commercial Street, Provincetown, MA 02657, 508-487-7020. Exterior changes in Provincetown can also need review by the Provincetown Historic District Commission, the Provincetown Historical Commission and the Conservation Commission, depending on where the house sits, so it is worth checking before work is scheduled.
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.
Why combine roofing, siding and windows into one project?
Doing them together lets the flashing at roof edges, windows and doors tie into the new siding the right way, which is where most water problems start. It also means one set of permits, one round of staging and cleanup, and one contractor responsible for how the pieces fit.
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