Exterior Contractor for Cumberland County, Maine
Cardinal Exteriors is a family-owned siding, roofing, window and deck company based in Portland. Our service area is all of Cumberland County.
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- 20+ years combined experience
Where we work
Cumberland County runs from the Portland peninsula and the Casco Bay islands inland to the Sebago Lakes region and the hills around Bridgton and Baldwin. The houses change with it: 19th-century city homes and triple-deckers, postwar capes and ranches in the inner suburbs, coastal shingle-style houses, 1980s and 2000s subdivisions, and lake camps that sit empty half the year. Each town page below covers that town's housing, weather exposure, and permitting, with a page for every service we offer there: siding, windows, roofing and decks. The full list of services is on our exterior services page.
Portland and the inner suburbs
7 towns
- Exterior contractor in PortlandPortland holds some of the oldest housing in Maine.
- Exterior contractor in South PortlandSouth Portland's houses span more than a century, from the waterfront streets of Ferry Village to post-war neighborhoods and newer homes near the Maine Mall.
- Exterior contractor in WestbrookWestbrook grew up around the paper mill at Cumberland Mills on the Presumpscot River, and its housing still tells that story: nineteenth-century worker and management houses near the mill, early twentieth-century homes on the streets east of downtown, and a wave of new construction that made it the fastest-growing city in Maine between 2010 and 2020.
- Exterior contractor in Cape ElizabethCape Elizabeth is a town of owner-occupied single-family homes on a headland that takes the open Atlantic on two sides, from Portland Head Light down past Two Lights and Crescent Beach to the Spurwink River.
- Exterior contractor in ScarboroughScarborough runs from the tidal flats of Pine Point and Higgins Beach inland to Beech Ridge, with the largest salt marsh in Maine spread across the middle.
- Exterior contractor in FalmouthFalmouth stretches from the Casco Bay shore at Falmouth Foreside, across the Presumpscot River, and inland to West Falmouth, Blackstrap and Highland Lake, which the town shares with Windham.
- Exterior contractor in GorhamGorham has grown from an 18th-century crossroads into a town of more than 18,000 people, and its houses show every stage of that growth: Federal and Greek Revival homes in Gorham Village, houses from the 1960s and 1970s, and subdivisions built since 2000, which hold about a third of the town's homes.
North along Casco Bay
7 towns
- Exterior contractor in CumberlandThe town of Cumberland, not to be confused with the county that shares its name, runs from about four miles of rocky Casco Bay shore at Cumberland Foreside, through the schools and library of Cumberland Center, to the fields and newer subdivisions of West Cumberland on the Gray and Windham lines.
- Exterior contractor in YarmouthYarmouth runs from the Royal River falls and the old village on Main Street out to Cousins and Littlejohn islands in Casco Bay.
- Exterior contractor in North YarmouthNorth Yarmouth is a rural town of rolling hills, fields and woods north of Yarmouth, chartered in 1680 and later the parent of Harpswell, Freeport, Pownal, Cumberland and Yarmouth.
- Exterior contractor in FreeportFreeport runs from the retail blocks around L.L.
- Exterior contractor in PownalPownal is a rural town of about 1,570 people west of Freeport, strung along Route 9 and the back roads around Bradbury Mountain.
- Exterior contractor in BrunswickBrunswick sits at the north end of Casco Bay where the Androscoggin River drops over its falls, and its houses cover more than two centuries of building.
- Exterior contractor in HarpswellHarpswell is mostly water: a long peninsula and three bridged islands on the east side of Casco Bay, with about 216 miles of coastline.
Sebago Lakes region and western hills
11 towns
- Exterior contractor in WindhamWindham runs from the Presumpscot River villages in the south to the shores of Sebago Lake and Little Sebago Lake in the north, with Route 302 and North Windham's shopping district in between.
- Exterior contractor in StandishStandish covers about 80 square miles on the south shore of Sebago Lake, with the Saco River on its southwest edge and the Presumpscot on its east.
- Exterior contractor in GrayGray sits where Routes 4, 26, 100, 115 and 202 meet the Maine Turnpike at exit 63, roughly halfway between Portland and Lewiston.
- Exterior contractor in New GloucesterNew Gloucester is a farming town on the Royal River, north of Gray and west of Pownal, with I-95, Route 26 and Route 231 running through it.
- Exterior contractor in RaymondRaymond sits on the east side of Sebago Lake, with Panther Pond, Crescent Lake, Thomas Pond and Raymond Pond spread across its 33 square miles of land.
- Exterior contractor in CascoCasco runs along the north shore of Sebago Lake and around Pleasant Lake, Thomas Pond and Crescent Lake, about 30 miles from Portland.
- Exterior contractor in NaplesNaples sits at the top of Sebago Lake, where the Songo River, Brandy Pond and the south end of Long Lake meet along Route 302.
- Exterior contractor in SebagoSebago runs along the west shore of Sebago Lake, and its land climbs from the water toward Douglas Mountain, which at 1,416 feet is the highest point in town.
- Exterior contractor in BaldwinBaldwin sits just west of Sebago Lake, about 30 miles northwest of Portland, with the Saco River along its western edge and the Saddleback Hills rising in the north.
- Exterior contractor in BridgtonBridgton sits at the northern end of Cumberland County's lakes, with Long Lake along its eastern side, Highland Lake reaching north from downtown and Moose Pond at the foot of Pleasant Mountain in West Bridgton.
- Exterior contractor in HarrisonHarrison straddles Long Lake and Crystal Lake in the northwest corner of Cumberland County, with Routes 35 and 117 linking Harrison village, Bolsters Mills and the neighboring towns of Bridgton and Naples.
Island towns
3 towns
- Exterior contractor in Frye IslandFrye Island is a town of its own in the middle of Sebago Lake, about 1.5 miles wide and 2.5 miles long, reached by car ferry from a landing in Raymond.
- Exterior contractor in Chebeague IslandChebeague Island has been its own town only since July 1, 2007, but its houses are much older than its charter.
- Exterior contractor in Long IslandLong Island left the City of Portland on July 1, 1993, becoming the first new town in Maine since 1925.
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