New siding is the fastest way to completely change how your home looks — and one of the smartest ways to protect what's behind it. Vinyl, wood, and fiber cement, installed with proper moisture management.
Siding is doing two jobs at once. It's the first thing anyone notices about your house, and it's the barrier keeping wind-driven rain out of your wall cavity. A good-looking install that skips the house wrap and flashing details will look great for two years and cause problems for the next twenty.
We do the full assembly: tear off the old material, inspect and repair sheathing, install house wrap, flash every window, door, and penetration, then hang the new siding. Trim, soffit, and fascia get handled at the same time so the whole exterior reads as one finished job instead of a patchwork.
Complete tear-off, sheathing inspection and repair, house wrap, flashing, and new siding installed.
Proper weather-resistive barrier behind the siding so any water that gets past drains back out.
Every opening gets flashed correctly. This is where most siding jobs quietly fail.
Matching trim details, ventilated soffit, and clean fascia lines to finish the whole envelope.
Cracked, holed, or blown-off panels replaced and color-matched where possible.
We'll help you pick a profile and color that suits the house's style instead of fighting it.
Different materials suit different homes and budgets. Here's what each one actually gets you.
The most popular choice for good reason — affordable, never needs painting, and modern profiles look far better than the vinyl of twenty years ago. Wide color range.
Vinyl with rigid foam backing bonded to it. Adds real R-value, deadens sound, and resists denting better than standard vinyl. Worth considering on older homes.
Extremely durable, fire resistant, and holds paint for 10–15 years. Heavier and more labor-intensive to install, but it looks like painted wood and lasts decades.
Cedar or engineered wood for a natural look you can't fully replicate. Needs regular staining or painting, but nothing else has quite the same character.
Siding usually tells you it's failing well before water reaches the framing. Here's what to watch for.
Cracks, buckling, or panels pulling away from the wall let water behind the siding where it can't dry out.
If you're repainting more than every five to seven years, the material is no longer holding a finish.
Soft trim, rotted corners, or crumbling material around windows means moisture has been getting in for a while.
Failing siding and missing insulation let conditioned air out. Insulated siding can make a noticeable difference.
Heavy fading or white chalk on your hand after touching the siding means UV has broken down the surface.
Peeling wallpaper or stained drywall on exterior walls often traces back to a siding or flashing failure.
The same straightforward process on every siding project.
Call, text, or request a quote online. A rough description of what you need is plenty to start.
We come out, look at the job in person, and give you a clear written quote. No pressure, no obligation.
Once you approve the quote we schedule the job and show up when we said we would.
We walk the finished work with you and don't wrap up until you're satisfied.
Most homes take about one to two weeks depending on square footage, how much trim work is involved, and what we find once the old siding comes off. We'll give you a realistic window with your quote.
It's sometimes possible, but we usually advise against it. Going over the old material hides rot and moisture damage and prevents us from installing a proper house wrap. Tearing off costs a bit more and is the right call almost every time.
It comes down to square footage, material choice, how many stories, and the amount of trim and detail work. Vinyl is the most affordable; fiber cement runs higher due to material and labor. We quote after walking the house.
On an older home with little wall insulation, often yes — you get real R-value, better sound dampening, and a more rigid panel that resists dents. On a well-insulated newer home the payback is longer.
We coordinate trim, soffit, and fascia as part of the job so everything ties together. If you're keeping existing elements, we'll match profiles and colors as closely as the product lines allow.
Free estimates on full siding replacement and repair. We'll walk the house and quote it straight.