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At 570 Remodeling, we protect your most valuable investment: your home. Pittston’s pre-war homes along William Street and Main Street have taken decades of NEPA freeze-thaw cycles, wet winters, and Susquehanna humidity — and most of the original siding is past its useful life. New siding isn’t just cosmetic here; it’s the layer that keeps moisture, cold, and rot from getting into the walls.
We handle the full exterior envelope for Pittston homes — from new siding installation to gutters and power washing. Here’s what we do:
We install vinyl siding, fiber cement (Hardie Board), and wood siding on Pittston homes. Vinyl holds up against NEPA’s freeze-thaw without rotting or needing repainting. Hardie Board gives you a thicker, more substantial look that holds paint well and resists impact. We help you choose based on your home’s style, your budget, and what you want the exterior to look like long-term.
Cracked panels, blown-off boards, and moisture intrusion behind loose siding are all common on Pittston’s older homes. We locate and fix the source of any damage before putting new material over it — otherwise you’re trapping moisture inside the wall cavity and the problem compounds over time.
Rotted soffit and fascia are often invisible until the damage is already extensive. We remove deteriorated sections, address any underlying rafter tail or sheathing rot, and replace with vinyl or PVC-wrapped material that doesn’t absorb moisture the way original wood construction did.
Before any new siding or paint goes on, the surface has to be clean. We power wash the full exterior, clearing mold, algae, and years of embedded grime from siding, concrete, and masonry — at the right pressure so we’re not driving water into gaps or damaging the surface underneath.
Gutters are the first line of defense against water getting into Pittston’s older foundations. We install aluminum and steel gutters with the proper slope, sealed seams, and enough downspout capacity to handle NEPA’s spring rain loads. We also install leaf guards where tree coverage makes maintenance a recurring problem.
When we install new siding, we install proper house wrap underneath — whether that’s Tyvek or a foam-backed insulation board that adds R-value to the exterior walls. For Pittston’s older homes built without any continuous insulation layer, this is a meaningful upgrade for heating season efficiency.
When you hire 570 Remodeling for siding work on your Pittston home, you’re getting a crew that understands what this climate does to exterior materials — and how to install siding that actually holds up to it. Here’s why Pittston homeowners trust us with their exteriors:
Pittston’s winters bring freeze-thaw cycles that crack paint, lift panels, and work moisture into every gap. Our siding installations use materials and methods rated for NEPA climate — continuous house wrap, proper flashing at every penetration, and fasteners that hold through temperature swings.
New siding with proper house wrap and insulation board underneath can meaningfully lower your heating bills through a Pittston winter. We install the insulation layer as standard when doing full re-siding — one of the easiest ways to improve a home’s thermal performance.
We price siding honestly — materials at fair markup, labor at an accurate rate, no inflated waste factors. What you see in the estimate is what you pay.
Need siding, power washing, and gutters handled at the same time? We do it all as one scope — one crew, one schedule, no coordinating three separate contractors for the same exterior job.
Every Pittston siding project follows the same clear, no-surprises process from start to finish:
Contact 570 Remodeling and let’s talk about your Pittston home’s siding. We’ll come out, assess what you have, and give you a straight estimate on what it takes to protect it properly.
Every winter Pittston’s older siding goes another season without replacement, more moisture works its way in and more damage accumulates behind the surface. Getting the exterior right now is significantly cheaper than dealing with what’s underneath if you wait.
