Introducing CertainTeed Vinyl Siding

Seaberg Construction is proud to offer CertainTeed’s vinyl siding as our primary siding product. CertainTeed’s Monogram Double 4 is our most popular product line. CertainTeed offers a wide range of colors and profiles to suit every homeowners’ needs. Visit our website to view the color options for Monogram D4: https://seabergconstruction.com/residential-siding-rhode-island/   Features of CertainTeed’s Monogram...

Why Work With Us?

As a company, Seaberg Construction strives to treat every single homeowner and project with care. So, why else should you choose to work with us? We’re experienced. Co-owners, Jon and Adam, have both been working in construction since their early teen years. They each ran successful companies apart from one another and decided to partner...

5 Roofing Terms To Know

Is it time for a new roof and you feel a little intimidated about the terminology? We’re here to help! 1.) Square Roofers will typically refer to the size of your roof in squares. A square is 100 square feet, which is a 10’x10′ box or square. An average sized roof is 15-18 squares.  ...

Should You Replace Your Roof Before You Sell?

Some home improvement projects may not be worth doing before you put your house on the market because the return is either low or breakeven. Your roof is something to definitely consider replacing before selling for multiple reasons.   1.) Improve Resale Value An average sized and shaped roof costs anywhere from $7,000 to $9,000...

Do You Really Need A New Roof?

Some contractors will use scare tactics to get you to replace the entire roof when maybe it isn’t actually necessary. You can learn the signs to look out for to make an informed decision based on your home.   1.) Do you have missing shingles? Missing shingles can blow off of a roof at any...

Is Your Roofing Contractor Cutting Corners?

Being an informed homeowner is a vital component of working with your contractor to ensure you’re not being taken advantage of.   1.) Reusing old flashing Flashing is an important step in weatherproofing your home. Flashing is a thin metal used around chimneys and along valleys to help stop water penetration. It’s an expense that...