Plum ProExteriors

Plum Pro is an exterior contractor in the literal sense — roof, siding, windows, doors, gutters, trim, the whole envelope, and often all of it in one project. A July 2026 customer had the roof, siding and gutters replaced and the house repainted; another that month had siding, construction windows, gutters and a storm door done together. In January 2026 a homeowner described a job that stripped layers of vinyl and wood siding, re-wrapped the house, added insulation, re-sided it, redid the roof with an extension over a bay window, and replaced the gutters. The names recur with unusual consistency. Patrick and Tim on the sales side, Steve and Joe running projects, Vadim, Favio, Eddie, Bruno and Diogo on the crews, and Yuk, the owner, whom several customers name directly. In July 2026 a crew worked through 90-plus degree heat; another took on a storm-damaged leaking roof, worked alongside an asbestos abatement contractor when the old roofing materials came back positive, and closed it out before the next storm. A June 2026 homeowner who described themselves as a stickler about nails in the yard said the crew cleaned up like it was their own home. The company holds an active Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration. Two accounts cut the other way, and both are recent. In July 2026 a customer booked a window installation, received an automated notification that the crew was on its way, and nobody arrived — they say the salesperson then stopped answering calls and messages. In April 2026 a siding-and-windows customer was happy with the siding itself but reported unpainted wood and unfilled nail holes in the trim of every window replaced, and nails still scattered through the yard well after the snow melted. The same nail-free-yard detail other customers single out for praise is precisely what this one says went wrong. The numbers: Google averages 4.9 across 181 ratings, Best Pick Reports 5.0 across 111, HomeAdvisor 4.7 across 6. Forty-seven reviews landed in the last six months with three negative among them, and reviewers repeatedly report the quote came in at or below the competing bids they gathered. This is a strong call for a full-envelope exterior job where one company owns roof, siding, windows and trim at once — the coordination across those trades is what people praise most. Put the punch-list in writing before the final payment, because trim painting, nail-hole filling and yard cleanup are exactly where the complaints land, and confirm your install date with the project manager rather than relying on the automated notifications.