Look for a contractor who carries full liability and workers’ compensation insurance, can show multi-building experience, prices the job building by building, documents product and color names for future matching, and manages resident communication. A written workmanship guarantee and a clear closeout package with warranties are also essential for an association’s records.

A typical townhome or condo building in the Capital Region takes about three to seven working days to re-side, depending on size, trim detail and weather. Larger communities are completed building by building over several weeks. We give the board a written schedule before work starts.

We order siding and trim for the project in as few production runs as possible, confirm color names and profiles with the board using physical samples before ordering, and record every product, color and lot in the closeout package. That record lets future repairs and additions match the rest of the community.

Yes. We repair storm-damaged or failing siding on individual units and match the existing product where it is still available. If the original color is discontinued, we can suggest options such as re-siding a full elevation or building so the difference is not noticeable from the street.

Many associations have covenants or an architectural review committee that controls exterior colors and materials. Changing color or profile usually requires board or committee approval and sometimes an owner vote. We provide samples, product data sheets and photos of finished projects to support that approval process.

Yes. We are a roofing and siding company, so we can schedule both on the same building to share setup, dumpsters and scaffolding, coordinate flashing where the roof meets the walls, and give the association one contract, one schedule and one point of contact.

Every siding project includes our up-to-Up to 10-year workmanship guarantee plus the manufacturer’s product warranty. James Hardie siding, for example, carries a long non-prorated limited product warranty. We register warranties where required and deliver all documents to the board and management company.

Yes. We inspect affected buildings, photograph and measure the damage, note whether the existing product can still be matched, and provide the scope and documentation your association needs for its claim. The insurer makes the coverage decision, but clear documentation helps the claim move forward.

New York State does not issue a roofing contractor license, and neither the City nor the County of Albany operates a home improvement contractor licensing program, so no roofer working in the Capital Region holds a state or county roofing license. What your association should ask for instead is insurance and permits. Center Construction Roofing carries general liability and workers’ compensation coverage, provides certificates of insurance to the association or management company before any work begins, can name the association as an additional insured on request, and pulls the building permits each municipality requires for the work.