A better first impression
Every surface answers to one palette and one plan. Roof, siding, trim, windows, and door read as a single decision.
One coordinated transformation, from curb appeal to the way the home performs.

Every surface answers to one palette and one plan. Roof, siding, trim, windows, and door read as a single decision.
One point of contact and a written sequence help you plan around the work. Shared details are considered early to reduce avoidable disruption and rework.

Some homes need everything at once; most need a plan that can be carried out in phases. We set the palette and the order first, so each phase lands inside the plan.
Tell us what you want to change and what concerns you about the home.
Review the work, products, order, and price before you decide.
The work follows the plan, with one point of contact throughout.
Walk the finished work with us and close any remaining details.
No. The work can be completed together or divided into planned phases. Looking ahead helps prevent an early phase from limiting or disturbing later work.
It depends on condition, water concerns, and where the projects overlap. The written plan identifies the practical order for your home before the first phase begins.
Products do not need to share one brand, but their sizes, finishes, clearances, flashing details, and instructions need to work together. Those choices are listed in the written plan.
The written plan separates each service, lists the shared details, and shows the order of work. Products, colors, work included, changes, and final review stay in one place.
Westmere will identify what needs attention, what can wait, and which order protects the work already completed.