Siding Replacement

Good-looking siding that keeps the rain out

Siding is your house's raincoat. When it's cracked, warped or peeling, water gets behind it, and in our climate that means rot in the sheathing and framing that nobody sees until it's a big problem. New siding also changes how the whole house looks from the street.

We take the old siding off, check the walls underneath and replace damaged sheathing, then wrap the house and flash every window and door before any new siding goes up. That layer is what actually keeps water out, so we don't rush it. Then we install the new siding and trim, whether that's lap siding, shingle-style panels or a full chimney chase.

We've re-sided single-story homes, two-story homes on ladders and lifts, and individual walls that took the worst of the weather. The job site gets cleaned up every day.