Siding protects your house from rain and wind, and once it starts to crack, fade, or come loose, water gets behind it. The damage often isn't visible until the siding comes off.
A replacement starts with removing the old siding and checking the sheathing underneath. Soft or rotted sections get replaced, then the walls are wrapped in house wrap before new siding goes up.
Details are what make siding look finished: straight courses, J-channel around every window and door, clean outside corners, and aluminum-wrapped trim on fascia and window casings so there's no exposed wood left to paint or rot.
Choose a siding color alongside your roof, not separately. Gray and charcoal siding pairs well with black or weathered-wood shingles, while lighter tans and whites work with brown roofs. We bring samples so you can see them against your house.
A typical single-family home takes a few days to a week depending on size and repairs. Returning customers save $500 when they replace roof and siding together.