Everett Aluminum

Everett Aluminum has worked out of the same Everett Avenue yard long enough that customers thank the crews by name: Junior, Willy, Bob, Jay, Marvin, Carlos. Siding, replacement windows, doors and seamless aluminum gutters are the work, on houses and commercial buildings alike, and the BBB has had the company accredited since 1996 with a start date of 1958. The jobs people describe best are the wind-damage calls. In a 2025 review, a homeowner who lost vinyl siding over the winter — one piece about 50 feet up — had three men there within a few hours and the repair finished in another, for under $300. A customer in February 2026 whose siding had torn loose in a storm got a call right back, a competitive price, and the job done the way it was promised. In June 2026 a homeowner had a wind- and sun-damaged section of aluminum siding taken off and reinstalled, with Junior Reynoso running it. On the bigger jobs, people write about the crews. A homeowner whose house was resided over three weeks, in a 2024 review, called the team the best of many contractors they had hired. Another that year had windows measured by Steve and installed by three workers about six weeks later. A 2025 customer who collected four estimates for replacement windows picked Everett Aluminum and had no cleanup left to do. Its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration is active and the BBB grade is A+. Two things are worth asking about. Small shop work drew a 1-star account in December 2025 from a customer whose newly replaced screen came back in a gouged frame, and a May 2026 reviewer described a rude phone call and holes left in a ceiling. Follow-up is the other: in a 2021 review, a customer said water came in around new windows and doors after a siding job and that repeated calls brought nobody back. A 2023 reviewer also objected to a crew offering neighbors cash-rate side work while on a job. Separately, a New England Real Estate Journal article about contractor warranty liability cites a court case naming the company, Giannasca v. Everett Aluminum. This is a solid call for exterior work on an older house — siding, gutters, storm damage, a full window replacement — where a long-established local shop running its own crews is what you want. Put in writing who handles a warranty callback and how quickly, and ask which crew lead will be on your job.