Metro Siding Pros, Inc.

Metro Siding Pros works out of Medford, handling cedar, vinyl, and fiber-cement siding for homeowners across the western and southern suburbs — Norwood, Franklin, Quincy, and a dozen towns in between, by the company's own account. It says it has been at this since 1984, starting under the Kneeland Construction umbrella, and today it is run by a father-son pair, Carl and Gregory Dumas, both trained as civil engineers. The most recent review, from June, describes a genuinely awkward job: rotting clapboards on a wall above skylights, on a roof so sloped there was barely room to stand. Instead of the two-day timeline originally proposed, the crew built a small wooden platform to work safely over the skylights and finished in under a day. A February review is shorter but points the same direction — Greg came right away and did the job right. Reviews go back to mid-2025 with the same general tenor, positive and consistently about responsiveness and quality, though those earlier accounts don't add new specifics beyond that overall pattern. Google shows a 4.8-star average, but that's across only four ratings total, so this is a real but still-small sample to judge by. There's no BBB, Angi, or Houzz profile showing up under this name yet, so most of what's known comes from a handful of Google reviews, the company's own site, and a Medford Chamber of Commerce listing. Its Massachusetts home-improvement-contractor license is active, confirmed against the state registry. For an oddly-shaped siding repair — tight angles, awkward roof access, an older house's quirks — the skylight job suggests a crew willing to improvise a solution rather than pass on the work. With only a few reviews on record, it's still worth asking for a recent reference or two before committing to a bigger project.