Painter in Hyde Park, Boston MA

Hyde Park has more detached single-families and more room to work than anywhere else in the city. Full access on four sides means an exterior here usually moves faster than the same size house in a dense neighborhood. Here's what painter work in Hyde Park involves and what it costs.

The low-lying Readville and Fairmount blocks near the Neponset hold ground moisture, and it shows up as rot in bottom courses, sill trim and deck framing. We cut it out and replace it. Here's what general contractor work in Hyde Park involves and what it costs.

Bigger houses and bigger kitchens than the inner neighborhoods, and owners who have usually been in the house a long time and are finally updating it. Here's what remodeler work in Hyde Park involves and what it costs.

Postwar Hyde Park is drywall, not plaster, which makes repairs straightforward — patch, tape, texture-match, prime. The older Cleary Square Victorians are the exception. Here's what drywall contractor work in Hyde Park involves and what it costs.

River humidity plus a lot of vinyl and aluminum siding from the 70s and 80s means algae and chalking. Soft washing cleans it without driving water behind the panels. Here's what pressure washing service work in Hyde Park involves and what it costs.

Real yards mean real decks, fences and sheds. That's the biggest share of our Hyde Park work outside of house painting, and all of it needs re-staining every two to three years here. Here's what deck builder work in Hyde Park involves and what it costs.

Cleary Square still has Victorians with original detail worth saving, and the postwar stock further out needs full envelope work once the original siding and trim reach end of life. Here's what building restoration service work in Hyde Park involves and what it costs.