Projects and Case Studies
By Nat Collins for RGS Exteriors & Construction | Updated October 30, 2026
TL;DR — Look at actual RGS work to discuss the changes you want for your home. Photos can show the finished appearance, but your proposal needs to explain the condition, scope and price of your own project.
We maintain real siding, window and gutter galleries. Our project managers oversee employee and subcontractor work. Our historical pricing page separates standalone contracts from bundled scopes.
Featured Sandy exterior renovation
A worn aluminum exterior became a coordinated ASCEND composite-siding renovation in Sandy, Utah. The approximately $95,000 RGS scope included new sheathing, custom trim, soffit, fascia, gutters and outdoor fireplace stonework. Main installation took place in late 2023, with added fireplace work in early 2024.
The case study explains the missing sheathing beneath the old siding, coordination with another window installer, the added work and the homeowner’s actual Google review.
Read the Sandy ASCEND siding case study
Where can you see completed work
Use these galleries to identify details you want to discuss, such as siding profiles, trim, window appearance and gutter styles. A gallery image is an example of work, not a promise that your home has the same requirements or price.
View the RGS window and door gallery
What should you ask about a project like yours
Ask about the homeowner’s goal, the existing condition, materials, preparation and discoveries during removal. Did those discoveries change the work? Compare before-and-after images showing similar views.
For your own project, ask for a written scope and discuss the expected work sequence, site access and communication. A change in material is only one part of the decision; preparation and installation details matter too.
How do we protect the homeowner’s privacy
We use a general city or area in project captions and obscure visible address information. An independently published review may carry the reviewer’s public name in its attribution; that does not authorize publishing a street address or unrelated identifying details. Speak with your RGS representative about photo permission.
Frequently asked questions
These links lead to RGS’s existing project galleries. We do not use AI-generated work as proof of a completed job.
No. Two similar-looking homes can have different quantities, conditions and scopes. Request a written proposal for your home.
Yes. Contact RGS to discuss decking and available examples relevant to your project.
Yes. Discuss inspection, documentation and approval of additional work before signing.