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Sourced cost guides for siding, roofing, windows, decks, trim and gutters, and a free introduction to an independent local pro when you are ready.

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Six exterior projects

Pick a project to see typical costs and what to ask

Each page covers what the work involves, signs it is time, cost ranges from public guides, and the questions that separate a good quote from a vague one.

White clapboard-sided colonial house with black shutters and a columned entry

Siding replacement

Vinyl, fiber cement, cedar and more: what each costs, how long it lasts, and what a fair quote includes.

Costs and questions
A roofer nailing asphalt shingles onto a roof deck

Roof replacement

When to repair, when to replace, and what the quote should itemize: tear-off, underlayment, flashing, vents.

Costs and questions
Four white-framed windows set into white lap siding below a red roof

Window replacement

Frame materials, glass packages, insert versus full-frame: what changes the price and the comfort of your rooms.

Costs and questions
Wooden deck with a railing and patio chairs overlooking trees

Decks

Pressure-treated, cedar, or composite: realistic cost ranges, permit and footing questions, and how long each lasts.

Costs and questions
Copper-colored gutter and downspout below a slate roof edge and white trim

Trim, fascia and soffit

The small boards that finish and protect the edges of your roof and walls, and why rot here is a roof-and-wall problem.

Costs and questions
Green gutter and downspout against a yellow clapboard wall and eave

Gutters and downspouts

Materials, sizes, and where the water should go. A short, boring system that protects your foundation and siding.

Costs and questions
Start here

Two cost guides for 2026

The biggest exterior projects, explained with published numbers you can check yourself.

White clapboard-sided colonial house with black shutters and a columned entry
Cost guide · 9 min read

Siding replacement cost in 2026

What vinyl, fiber cement, and cedar siding cost installed, what swings the quote, and what the resale math says.

Read the guide
A roofer nailing asphalt shingles onto a roof deck
Cost guide · 9 min read

Roof replacement cost in 2026

Asphalt, metal, and tile prices side by side, why labor is two-thirds of the bill, and how to read a roofing estimate.

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How it works

Three steps, no pressure

Read first

Start with a cost guide or service page. See typical prices, what drives them, and what a good quote includes, before anyone calls you.

Tell us what you need

Send a short request: your ZIP, the project, and anything we should know. It takes about a minute.

Meet a pro, if we have one for you

If a pro in our network covers your area, we introduce you. You compare, you decide, and you hire directly. If we do not have one, we tell you.

More on how it works

What we are, and what we are not

A referral service, not a contractor

Trim & Truss publishes cost information and introduces homeowners to independent local pros. We do not do the work, we do not set the price, and we do not guarantee the result. That is between you and the pro you hire.

We may be paid by a pro when we refer you. We say so on every page, and we keep it away from the guides: the numbers are the published ones, with links.

About Trim & Truss

Common questions

Is Trim & Truss a contractor?

No. We are a free referral service and a publisher of cost guides. We do not install anything, supervise any job, or guarantee any work. If we connect you with a pro, that pro is independent and you contract with them directly.

What does it cost me?

Nothing. Requesting a connection is free, there is no obligation to hire anyone, and you choose who to hire. Pros may pay us when we refer a homeowner to them. That never changes what our cost guides say.

Where do your cost numbers come from?

From published cost guides and industry reports, linked at the bottom of each page so you can check them. They are national averages, not quotes for your house. We do not invent numbers.

Do you cover my area?

We are a new service and our network of pros is still growing, so we may not have someone near you yet. If we do not, we will say so instead of passing your details along blindly.

What happens to my information?

We use it to answer your request and, with your consent, to share it with an independent local pro. We do not sell it. See the privacy policy for details.

Ready when you are.

Send a short request and we will tell you honestly whether we can introduce you to a local pro.

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