Roofing, Siding, Windows & Gutters in Greenwich, CT

Welcome to A Plus Exterior, your trusted local team for roofing, siding, window replacement, and gutter services in Greenwich, Connecticut. We deliver high-quality workmanship, clear communication, and competitive pricing—backed by a 100% satisfaction guarantee.

Greenwich’s shoreline conditions (wind-driven rain, salt air, snow, and freeze/thaw cycles) can be tough on roofs and drainage systems. Whether you need a small repair or a full replacement, we focus on durable materials, proper installation, and clean, long-lasting results.

Exterior Home Improvement Services in Greenwich, Connecticut

Roofing Services in Greenwich, CT

  • Roof inspections and leak troubleshooting

  • Roof repairs (shingles, flashing, vents, skylight areas)

  • Full roof replacements

  • Storm and wind damage support

Siding Services in Greenwich, CT

  • Siding repair and full siding replacement

  • Trim and fascia repairs

  • Weatherproofing to help prevent moisture intrusion and drafts

Window Installation & Replacement in Greenwich, CT

  • Window replacement and new window installation

  • Energy-efficiency upgrades for comfort and lower utility costs

  • Proper sealing and flashing to help prevent leaks and drafts

Gutter Services in Greenwich, CT

  • Gutter cleaning and routine maintenance

  • Gutter repairs (leaks, loose gutters, pitch issues)

  • New gutter installation and downspout upgrades

  • Drainage improvements to help protect foundations and landscaping

Why Greenwich Homeowners Choose A Plus Exterior

  • Skilled, detail-focused craftsmanship

  • Reliable scheduling and responsive communication

  • Respectful crews and thorough cleanup

  • 100% satisfaction guarantee on our work

Get a Free Estimate in Greenwich, CT

If you need roofing, siding, windows, or gutters in Greenwich, call 203-693-2225 to schedule your free consultation and estimate.

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10 Fun Facts About Greenwich, Connecticut

  1. Greenwich is located in Fairfield County along Long Island Sound.

  2. The Greenwich CDP population was 13,836 in the 2020 Census (the broader town is larger, but this is the official CDP figure shown on QuickFacts).

  3. Greenwich Point Park is a 147.3-acre town-owned beach and recreation area in Old Greenwich.

  4. Greenwich Point is also known locally as “Tod’s Point,” named for former estate owner J. Kennedy Tod.

  5. The Bush-Holley House Museum tells two major stories: the early “New Nation” era and the Cos Cob Art Colony (1890–1920)—described as Connecticut’s first art colony and a cradle of American Impressionism.

  6. The Bush-Holley House is also recognized as a National Historic Landmark.

  7. Putnam Cottage (Knapp’s Tavern) is a Revolutionary-era tavern museum in Greenwich with ties to the Israel Putnam story.

  8. Greenwich Point has a layered history of names—Native American “Monekewaygo,” later “Elizabeth’s Neck,” then “Innis Arden,” and now Greenwich Point (town acquired it in 1945).

  9. Greenwich’s coastline and mature tree canopy mean homeowners often deal with wind-driven rain + heavy leaf debris, making strong roofing systems and regular gutter maintenance especially important. (Local relevance supported by the shoreline + park/landscape context.)

  10. Greenwich Point has gained wider recognition as a standout beach destination near NYC in recent years.