Plum ProExteriors

Plum ProExteriors is a Wellesley exterior contractor, and one recent customer who had put off a new roof for a long time said the full roof replacement was done in just one day. The company's site describes its work as siding, roofing, windows and doors, decks and gutters. Its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration, number 193823, is active on the state registry under Plum ProExteriors Inc. A recent customer who hired the company for a window project said that when a factory-defect scratch turned up on the inner pane, PM Steve filed a warranty claim with the manufacturer and got a replacement window ordered. A recent customer whose roof was leaking after a major storm said the company worked closely with their abatement company once asbestos was found in the previous roofing materials. A recent customer whose earlier contractor's James Hardie work had to be torn down said Patrick spent hours answering questions, project manager Steve oversaw everything from material selection to quality control, and Fabio and his team did the work. On a siding and deck project, a recent customer said the team replaced cedar siding more than 30 years old with James Hardie siding. A 2026 customer described a Milton project in which Yuk and the team demoed all existing siding, fixed areas with rot, re-wrapped the house, put on James Hardie board siding and PVC trim, built a portico and replaced doors and windows. A 2025 customer said the company refreshed a 108-year-old house in Newton with James Hardie siding, CertainTeed PVC trim and Andersen 400 Woodwright windows, and crafted custom corbels, a flower box and a screened-in porch. A recent customer said they booked a window installation and the crew never showed up, and that Tim, who was supposed to do the estimate, stopped responding to calls or messages. A recent customer said the company left unpainted wood and unfilled nail holes in the trim of the windows it replaced, and took almost 6 weeks after the snow melted to come back and clean up nails in the yard. A 2024 customer who had 7 Pella double-hung windows installed in a 1911 Dutch Colonial said that after a year the windows made a cracking/popping sound, and was not sure whether the install or the windows were the cause. A recent customer who had siding and trim work done said a lack of communication or transparency at points left them chasing answers, though they were happy with how the work looked.