Areas We Serve Around Lewiston and Auburn
We re-side and repair houses in Lewiston and the 21 towns around it, from mill-city multi-families by the Androscoggin to lake camps in Otisfield and Casco. Find your town to see what its houses, rules and winters mean for new siding.
Auburn and west to the lakes
North of the two cities
East and south of Lewiston
- Siding only, start to finish
- Free estimate requests
- 22 towns around Lewiston-Auburn
Which Towns From Auburn West to the Lakes Do We Serve?
We serve Auburn across the river and six towns west of it, from the mill villages on the Little Androscoggin to the lake country of Oxford, Otisfield and Casco.
8 towns
- Lewiston, MEOur home townMill-era housing fills downtown Lewiston, where the census counts 1,855 units in three- and four-unit buildings and dates 5,410 of 17,105 housing units to 1939 or earlier. A siding change on a designated or contributing house in the Kennedy Park, Lewiston Commercial or Canal Water Power district needs a Certificate of Appropriateness from the city's review board first.Siding Replacement in Lewiston, ME
- Auburn, ME1 miMill-era housing near the river and older single-family streets on the hills make Auburn an old city: the census dates about 38 percent of its 11,136 housing units to 1939 or earlier, and its median home to 1954.Siding Replacement in Auburn, ME
- Minot, ME5 miRural Minot is mostly single-family homes and mobile homes scattered along town roads, with a median build year of 1994. Its permit fee schedule counts removing wall covering to insulate and re-cover as a residential renovation.Siding Replacement in Minot, ME
- Mechanic Falls, ME9 miMechanic Falls grew up around paper mills at the falls of the Little Androscoggin River, and the census dates 322 of its 1,303 housing units to 1939 or earlier. Its two National Register buildings are the George Seaverns House and The Elms, built in 1859 as the Eagle Hotel.Siding Replacement in Mechanic Falls, ME
- Poland, ME9 miTripp Pond and the Range Ponds lie in Poland, where the town's shoreland rules reach 250 feet from any great pond and most buildings in the Poland Spring Historic District date from 1890 to 1915. The town code lists a 70 PSF ground snow load for design.Siding Replacement in Poland, ME
- Oxford, ME14 miOxford Village grew around mills at the outlet of Thompson Lake, and the town's 1991 plan counted mobile homes at about a third of its housing, with some 350 seasonal homes. The current zoning ordinance sets no historic or design review district.Siding Replacement in Oxford, ME
- Otisfield, ME16 miCamps and cottages on Pleasant Lake, Thompson Lake, Saturday Pond and Moose Pond partly replaced the town's small industries, and the census holds 452 of its 1,272 housing units for seasonal use. The 2011 town plan calls the one-and-a-half-story Cape the predominant early house.Siding Replacement in Otisfield, ME
- Casco, ME17 miSummer camps and seasonal homes grew up around Casco's lakes and ponds, by the town plan's history, and the plan says its zoning sets no standard to control how buildings are designed. Two of its National Register houses are sheathed in weatherboards, one with wood shingles as well.Siding Replacement in Casco, ME
Which Towns North of Lewiston and Auburn Do We Serve?
We serve seven towns to the north: farm and orchard country around Greene, Turner and Leeds, village homes in Hebron and Buckfield, and lake camps in Monmouth.
7 towns
- Greene, ME7 miFarm properties and open acreage between Lewiston and Augusta make up much of Greene, where the census puts the median home at 1979. Its land use ordinance says tar paper or an exterior vapor barrier may not show once a wall is finished.Siding Replacement in Greene, ME
- Wales, ME9 miFarm houses, barns, silos and fields along the roads still show the farming past of Wales, where the 2004 town plan dated 92 of 530 housing units to before 1940. The town's remodeling permit application carries its own line for siding type.Siding Replacement in Wales, ME
- Turner, ME11 miApple orchards and dairy farms still line Turner's Upper Street, Lower Street and North Parish Road, and the census dates 397 of its 2,424 housing units to 1939 or earlier. The town plan says age alone is a poor gauge of condition there, since many older Turner homes are in excellent condition.Siding Replacement in Turner, ME
- Hebron, ME12 miHistoric homes cluster in Hebron Center and in Hebron Village, where Hebron Academy opened in 1805. The town's building code ordinance adds an 80 psf ground snow load and required ice shield underlayment to the code's climate table.Siding Replacement in Hebron, ME
- Monmouth, ME13 miMonmouth's 2007 plan counted 311 seasonal camps, mostly on Cochnewagon, Cobbosseecontee and Anabessacook lakes, and says existing camps have been converted to year-round homes. Cumston Hall, dedicated to the town in 1900 and home to the Theater at Monmouth, is on the National Register.Siding Replacement in Monmouth, ME
- Leeds, ME15 miRural Leeds is mostly single-family homes, with 573 of its 899 housing units built in 1980 or later by the census estimate. Its 2013 plan counted 85 percent of the town's dwelling units as owner-occupied in 2010.Siding Replacement in Leeds, ME
- Buckfield, ME15 miBuckfield Village sits where the east and west branches of the Nezinscot River meet, and the census dates 288 of the town's 977 housing units to 1939 or earlier. Its building permit ordinance has no passage on siding or exterior appearance.Siding Replacement in Buckfield, ME
Which Towns East and South of Lewiston Do We Serve?
We serve seven towns east and south, from Sabattus and Litchfield to the Androscoggin River towns of Lisbon and Durham, then on to Pownal and New Gloucester.
7 towns
- Sabattus, ME5 miMobile homes make up about 42 percent of Sabattus housing by the census estimate, and the town's building code requires a manufactured home's exterior walls to be finished in a siding product installed to its maker's instructions. The Jesse Davis tavern building, put up in 1791, is the oldest standing house in town by the town's own history.Siding Replacement in Sabattus, ME
- Durham, ME10 miDurham's code office lists replacing vinyl siding, clapboards or other like siding as work that needs no permit. A church or school over 100 years old counts as a historic resource there, and a change to its material gets advisory review from the Historic Commission.Siding Replacement in Durham, ME
- New Gloucester, ME10 miFederal-style two-story houses fill the New Gloucester Historic District, listed on the National Register in 1974. In the town's Historic Resource Overlay, the ordinance asks that original siding be kept, repaired or replaced in kind where possible, with aluminum or vinyl a possible alternative.Siding Replacement in New Gloucester, ME
- Lisbon, ME10 miMill housing grew up in Lisbon Falls beside the old Worumbo and Knight-Celotex mill sites, and the census dates 908 of the town's 3,884 housing units to 1939 or earlier. The town's Route 196 design checklist calls for clapboard, brick or other traditional siding on new buildings, major alterations and alterations facing Route 196, Main Street or Village Street.Siding Replacement in Lisbon, ME
- Bowdoin, ME13 miBowdoin's housing grew fastest in the 1980s, when 300 units were added by its comprehensive plan's count, and mobile homes made up 32 percent of the stock in 2000. The town's one National Register entry is the First Baptist Church of Bowdoin and Coombs Cemetery.Siding Replacement in Bowdoin, ME
- Litchfield, ME14 miLitchfield still had 222 working farms as late as 1925, by its 2013 plan, and its 2025 land use ordinance names clapboards and shingles among the facade materials that give the town its character.Siding Replacement in Litchfield, ME
- Pownal, ME14 miHouses scattered along country roads between farmland and woodland make up Pownal, and the census dates 31.6 percent of its 741 housing units to 1939 or earlier, much of that stock from the farming era.Siding Replacement in Pownal, ME
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