Complete Exterior Remodel in Stratham, NH Near Turnberry Road with Roofing, Siding, Windows, Gutters, and PVC Trim
August 2026
Compass Exteriors recently completed a full exterior overhaul in Stratham, NH, in the Turnberry Road neighborhood off Squamscott Road. This project is a strong example of how much can change when the roof, siding, trim, windows, flashing, gutters, and underlying repairs are handled as one complete exterior system instead of separate, disconnected projects. This home needed more than a new roof or a siding refresh. It needed a full exterior update that improved curb appeal, corrected problem areas, and replaced materials that were reaching the end of their useful life. For the Compass team, that meant looking at the home as a whole: how water moved off the roof, how the siding tied into the trim, where moisture had caused damage, and which details needed to be upgraded so the finished project would last. The roof replacement was the first major part of the project. Our team installed Owens Corning TruDefinition Duration shingles in Slatestone Gray, a clean architectural shingle color that fit the home and neighborhood well. We also used premium ice and water shield, reflashed problem areas, and re-leaded the chimney to improve protection at some of the most vulnerable points of the roof system. Chimneys, roof transitions, and old flashing details are common sources of leaks, so those areas needed careful attention before the roof could be considered complete. After the roof work, Compass Exteriors replaced all of the siding with CertainTeed Monogram vinyl siding. New siding can dramatically change the appearance of a home, but this project was not just about looks. As the old siding came off, our crew uncovered rotted sections of the walls that needed to be repaired before the new siding could be installed. Instead of covering over damaged areas, we replaced and repaired the compromised sections so the home had a sound exterior underneath the finished surface. The trim package was another important upgrade. We replaced the window and door trim with PVC so those areas would be much more resistant to rot over time. Traditional wood trim can eventually absorb moisture, especially around windows, doors, corners, and exposed areas. PVC trim is a strong choice for New Hampshire homes because it gives the exterior a clean finished look while helping reduce future maintenance. Compass Exteriors also wrapped all of the fascia in high-quality metal. Fascia boards take a lot of exposure from rain, snow, ice, gutters, and roof runoff. Wrapping the fascia helps protect those edges and gives the home a sharper, more finished appearance. It is one of those upgrades that can make the exterior look cleaner while also helping protect the structure behind it. Several windows were also replaced around the home. Window replacement during a larger siding project often makes sense because the exterior is already opened up, giving the crew a better opportunity to address trim, flashing, and tie-ins correctly. On this Stratham home, the window work fit naturally into the larger scope and helped complete the transformation. To finish the exterior system, our team installed brand-new gutters with gutter guards. This was an important final step because a new roof and siding system still needs proper water management. The new gutters help move rainwater away from the home, while the gutter guards help reduce debris buildup and make the system easier to maintain over time. What made this project stand out was the number of different exterior trades and details involved. Roof replacement, CertainTeed vinyl siding, PVC trim, fascia metal, window replacement, new gutters with gutter guards, chimney lead work, flashing corrections, wall repairs, and rot replacement all had to come together cleanly. That type of project requires planning, sequencing, and a crew that understands how each part of the exterior affects the next. For homeowners searching for exterior remodeling in Stratham, NH, roof replacement near Squamscott Road, siding replacement in the Turnberry Road neighborhood, Owens Corning roofing, CertainTeed Monogram siding, PVC trim installation, fascia metal wrapping, gutter installation, gutter guards, window replacement, or rot repair, this project shows the range of work Compass Exteriors can handle. The finished result was a true exterior transformation. The home now has a new Owens Corning roof system, new CertainTeed siding, upgraded PVC trim, protected fascia, repaired wall areas, improved flashing details, a re-leaded chimney, new gutters with gutter guards, and several new windows. More importantly, the work was completed with the full exterior in mind, not just the visible finish materials. This Stratham project is a clear example of what Compass Exteriors does best: identify the issues, repair what needs to be repaired, use quality materials, and build an exterior system that improves both the appearance and protection of the home.
Certainteed Vinyl Siding, Owens Corning SlateStone Gray Shingles, Exterior Renovation, Residential Roofing Installation, Siding Installation, Window Installation
Complete Exterior Remodel in Stratham, NH Near Turnberry Road with Roofing, Siding, Windows, Gutters, and PVC Trim
Compass Exteriors recently completed a full exterior overhaul in Stratham, NH, in the Turnberry Road neighborhood off Squamscott Road. This project is a strong example of how much can change when the roof, siding, trim, windows, flashing, gutters, and underlying repairs are handled as one complete exterior system instead of separate, disconnected projects. This home needed more than a new roof or a siding refresh. It needed a full exterior update that improved curb appeal, corrected problem areas, and replaced materials that were reaching the end of their useful life. For the Compass team, that meant looking at the home as a whole: how water moved off the roof, how the siding tied into the trim, where moisture had caused damage, and which details needed to be upgraded so the finished project would last. The roof replacement was the first major part of the project. Our team installed Owens Corning TruDefinition Duration shingles in Slatestone Gray, a clean architectural shingle color that fit the home and neighborhood well. We also used premium ice and water shield, reflashed problem areas, and re-leaded the chimney to improve protection at some of the most vulnerable points of the roof system. Chimneys, roof transitions, and old flashing details are common sources of leaks, so those areas needed careful attention before the roof could be considered complete. After the roof work, Compass Exteriors replaced all of the siding with CertainTeed Monogram vinyl siding. New siding can dramatically change the appearance of a home, but this project was not just about looks. As the old siding came off, our crew uncovered rotted sections of the walls that needed to be repaired before the new siding could be installed. Instead of covering over damaged areas, we replaced and repaired the compromised sections so the home had a sound exterior underneath the finished surface. The trim package was another important upgrade. We replaced the window and door trim with PVC so those areas would be much more resistant to rot over time. Traditional wood trim can eventually absorb moisture, especially around windows, doors, corners, and exposed areas. PVC trim is a strong choice for New Hampshire homes because it gives the exterior a clean finished look while helping reduce future maintenance. Compass Exteriors also wrapped all of the fascia in high-quality metal. Fascia boards take a lot of exposure from rain, snow, ice, gutters, and roof runoff. Wrapping the fascia helps protect those edges and gives the home a sharper, more finished appearance. It is one of those upgrades that can make the exterior look cleaner while also helping protect the structure behind it. Several windows were also replaced around the home. Window replacement during a larger siding project often makes sense because the exterior is already opened up, giving the crew a better opportunity to address trim, flashing, and tie-ins correctly. On this Stratham home, the window work fit naturally into the larger scope and helped complete the transformation. To finish the exterior system, our team installed brand-new gutters with gutter guards. This was an important final step because a new roof and siding system still needs proper water management. The new gutters help move rainwater away from the home, while the gutter guards help reduce debris buildup and make the system easier to maintain over time. What made this project stand out was the number of different exterior trades and details involved. Roof replacement, CertainTeed vinyl siding, PVC trim, fascia metal, window replacement, new gutters with gutter guards, chimney lead work, flashing corrections, wall repairs, and rot replacement all had to come together cleanly. That type of project requires planning, sequencing, and a crew that understands how each part of the exterior affects the next. For homeowners searching for exterior remodeling in Stratham, NH, roof replacement near Squamscott Road, siding replacement in the Turnberry Road neighborhood, Owens Corning roofing, CertainTeed Monogram siding, PVC trim installation, fascia metal wrapping, gutter installation, gutter guards, window replacement, or rot repair, this project shows the range of work Compass Exteriors can handle. The finished result was a true exterior transformation. The home now has a new Owens Corning roof system, new CertainTeed siding, upgraded PVC trim, protected fascia, repaired wall areas, improved flashing details, a re-leaded chimney, new gutters with gutter guards, and several new windows. More importantly, the work was completed with the full exterior in mind, not just the visible finish materials. This Stratham project is a clear example of what Compass Exteriors does best: identify the issues, repair what needs to be repaired, use quality materials, and build an exterior system that improves both the appearance and protection of the home.