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Siding & Exterior in Portland, ME
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Siding & Exterior in Portland, ME
Portland Maine siding has to handle Atlantic climate (cold winters, salt-air), maritime humidity, and the city's older West End and Munjoy Hill housing. Older homes commonly have asbestos shingles requiring abatement. Fiber cement (James Hardie) handles maritime conditions best. Permits required; nor'easter flashing detail is critical.
Portland ME siding runs $10-$16 per sq ft for fiber cement, $5-$11 for premium vinyl. Permits required ($125-$300). ME requires a state contractor license. Asbestos siding tear-off needs licensed abatement.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Salt-air?
- Fiber cement (Hardie) handles salt better than vinyl.
- Asbestos?
- Test before tear-off.
- Insulated vinyl?
- For old uninsulated walls, adding R-3 is meaningful.
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