Concord, CA
Looking for a general contractor in Concord? Hamilton Exteriors offers roofing, siding, windows, ADUs, and additions. Architect-led. CSLB #1078806.
Looking for a general contractor in Concord? Hamilton Exteriors offers roofing, siding, windows, ADUs, and additions. Architect-led. CSLB #1078806.
Campbell contractor for roofing, siding, windows, ADUs, and additions. Architect-led design-build. CSLB #1078806. Free on-site estimate.
Berkeley general contractor serving the East Bay. Architect-led design-build for roofing, siding, windows, ADUs, and additions. CSLB #1078806.
Hamilton Exteriors serves Calistoga with architect-led roofing, siding, windows, ADUs, and custom homes. CSLB #1078806. Free on-site estimate.
Hamilton Exteriors is your architect-led general contractor in Antioch, CA. Roofing, siding, windows, ADUs, and additions. CSLB #1078806. Free quote.
American Canyon general contractor serving Napa County. Architect-led design-build for roofing, siding, windows, ADUs, additions. CSLB #1078806.
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Replacing windows in the Bay Area is a project where costs can range wildly depending on window type, material, and your home's construction. Here's an honest breakdown of what Bay Area homeowners are paying in 2026 The U.S. Department of Energy estimates that ENERGY STAR-certified
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If you talk to enough Bay Area contractors about siding, the same name keeps coming up: James Hardie. There's a reason for that. After installing thousands of squares of siding across the East Bay, Marin, and South Bay, I can tell you that fiber cement — and Hardie board
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If you're planning a roof replacement in the Bay Area, the first question is usually: how long is this going to take? The answer depends on your roof size, material, permit requirements, and weather. Here's a straight breakdown from someone who's done hundreds of
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Bay Area roof replacements cost between $8,000 and $25,000 for most homes, with the exact price driven by roof size, material tier, pitch, and permit fees that vary by county. Standard asphalt shingles run $940–$1,125 per roofing square installed; premium and designer options range from $1,
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This is the most common question I get from Bay Area homeowners: should I go metal or stick with asphalt shingles? Both are solid choices, but the right answer depends on your budget, your home's style, and where you live. Let me break it down honestly. Cost Comparison
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If you live in the hills, near open space, or anywhere the urban edge meets wildland, your roof isn't just keeping out rain — it's your first line of defense against wildfire. Research from the Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety (IBHS) shows that Class A