From the street
New color, siding style, and trim change how the whole house looks from the street.
What you will notice.
Inside
New siding is a chance to check the wall underneath and help keep rain out.
Siding materials.
Look, upkeep, color, and price all shape the right choice.
Fiber cement siding
Durable, with a painted look.
Cellular PVC siding
Low upkeep, and holds up well to moisture.
Engineered wood siding
A warm, wood-like look that weighs less than fiber cement.
Vinyl siding
Economical and low upkeep, in familiar horizontal and vertical styles.
Exact colors, sizes, and availability are confirmed in your written plan.
How it works.
Consultation
Tell us what you want to change.
Written plan
Review the work, products, order, and price before you decide.
Installation
The work follows the plan, with one point of contact throughout.
Final walkthrough
Walk the finished work with us and close any remaining details.
Should I choose fiber cement or engineered wood siding?
Both give a durable, painted look. Fiber cement is heavier; engineered wood is lighter. We compare looks, upkeep, and price.
Can new siding be installed over the old siding?
Sometimes, but then nobody can check the wall underneath. The condition of your house decides whether the old siding comes off.
What is kick-out flashing?
A small piece where a roof meets a wall that sends rain into the gutter, not behind your siding.
Can siding be installed in cold weather?
Yes, as long as the products are used within their temperature limits.
How do I know if water has gotten behind my siding?
Peeling paint, swollen boards, stains below windows, and soft trim can be signs. You may not know for sure until the siding comes off. Any extra repair is discussed first.
Thinking about new siding?
We will look at the house with you and explain the choices.