Siding Contractor in Princeton, MA

Princeton (01541) is in Worcester County, roughly 22 miles north of our Charlton shop. It is the 25th closest of the 109 towns we serve, and 47 miles from the coast. The towns next to it are Sterling (6 mi), Rutland (7 mi), Holden (7 mi), West Boylston (7 mi), Leominster (8 mi). From the shop it is 31 road miles to the centre of Princeton, about 46 minutes without traffic, mostly on I-190, I-290 and Route 20.

On the higher ground around and west of Worcester the winter is longer and snowier. Snow sits against the bottom of the wall and meltwater refreezes at night, so the lowest courses take most of the wear. The centre of Princeton sits about 1142 feet above sea level, 257 feet higher than our shop. Princeton, 47 miles from salt water, is in that group.

The Census counts 1,417 homes in Princeton. The typical one was built in 1975, which makes Princeton's housing the 74th oldest of the 109 towns we serve; 34% went up before 1960 and 58% before 1980. 94% are lived in by their owners, and 94% are single-family houses. A stock this mixed means no two quotes start the same way: an older house may be hiding asbestos-cement shingles or lead paint under its current siding, while a newer one is usually down to its original builder-grade materials.

Around Princeton, Clinton sits closest to the coast at 37 miles and Paxton farthest at 50; Paxton is the nearest of them to our shop (12 mi) and Fitchburg the farthest (32 mi). All 10 are in Worcester County with it. Fitchburg has the oldest housing of them (typical 1950) and Rutland the newest (1990).