Siding Contractor in Wayland, MA

Wayland (01778) is in Middlesex County, roughly 35 miles northeast of our Charlton shop. It is the 60th closest of the 109 towns we serve, and 21 miles from the coast. The towns next to it are Weston (3 mi), Sudbury (3 mi), Lincoln (5 mi), Natick (5 mi), Wellesley (6 mi). From the shop it is 40 road miles to the centre of Wayland, about 57 minutes without traffic, mostly on I-90, Route 20 and Route 27.

Inland, the damage comes from freeze-thaw. Water gets into a seam, freezes, expands and opens the joint a little further, night after night through the winter. The centre of Wayland sits about 117 feet above sea level, 768 feet lower than our shop. Wayland, 21 miles from salt water, is in that group.

The Census counts 5,245 homes in Wayland. The typical one was built in 1962, which makes Wayland's housing the 29th oldest of the 109 towns we serve; 47% went up before 1960 and 69% before 1980. 88% are lived in by their owners, and 79% are single-family houses. With most of the housing built before 1980, many of these walls are on their second or third exterior, and lead-safe work practices matter: federal EPA rules apply to disturbing paint on homes built before 1978.

Around Wayland, Waltham sits closest to the coast at 14 miles and Maynard farthest at 26; Framingham is the nearest of them to our shop (30 mi) and Waltham the farthest (41 mi). Wellesley and Needham are across the line in Norfolk County. Wellesley has the oldest housing of them (typical 1955) and Sudbury the newest (1977).