A local exterior company built around a clear plan.
916 Exteriors does exterior remodeling for homes across the Sacramento region: siding, windows and doors, roofing, exterior painting, gutters and gutter guards, dry rot and trim repair, permanent exterior lighting, and decks. The idea is simple: a homeowner should see the work explained, wall by wall, before committing to it.
How the company works
Requests start with the estimate form. The type of work and the ZIP code are reviewed first, then the next step is arranged with you, usually a visit to the house, since exterior work is measured on site rather than quoted from photos.
- Service area
- 24 communities across Sacramento, Placer, El Dorado and Yolo counties, confirmed by ZIP code.
- Service model
- By appointment across the Sacramento region. No public showroom.
Why exterior work
The exterior is where a home meets weather, and where deferred maintenance gets expensive. It is also where a homeowner has the least visibility into what a contractor actually did.
Most exterior projects are decided on a single number, with the scope buried in a paragraph. That is how a lower price ends up leaving out preparation, flashing, or the repairs that were the whole point. 916 Exteriors was set up around the opposite habit: write the scope out first, wall by wall, so the homeowner can compare and decide.
The work covers 8 related trades because on most homes they overlap. Siding meets windows at flashing. Gutters hang on fascia that may be rotted. Paint only lasts on sound wood. Planning them together produces a better result than fixing them one at a time.
What a written estimate should show. A scope before a price: the walls or openings included, the materials by product and profile, the preparation and cleanup, the exclusions, and how hidden damage is priced once a wall is open. Hold every bid you collect to that, and compare them line by line.
Check any contractor before signing. Look up a California license by number or business name at cslb.ca.gov. The record shows the classification, bond, and workers’ compensation status; ask for the same number on the estimate.
What the company does
Each service has a page on options, scope, and cost.
How the work is run
What to hold any exterior crew to
- A written scope
- Every included task, material, and exclusion on paper before work begins.
- Protection first
- Landscaping, windows, and walkways covered before the first cut.
- A clean close each day
- Debris removed and open work made weathertight before the crew leaves.
Tell us about your project.
Share what you would like to repair or update. We'll review the details and contact you about the next step.
No budget, address, or photos needed to inquire.