Our Top-Rated Siding Installation Services

Clean and Professional Siding Installation Process

With our professional, clean, and thorough installation process, you won’t ever have to worry about picking up stray pieces of leftover material or running over fallen nails in your driveway. We’ll leave your home almost exactly the way it was when we got there – the only difference is that you’ll have new top-notch, high-quality siding you can count on for years to come!

Signs That It’s Time to Replace Your Siding

On average, most forms of standard vinyl siding can last anywhere from 20-40 years before it needs a total replacement. That number can vary widely depending on your local environment and weather, and there’s always the chance that a freak storm or accident could damage your siding well before its time.

If any of the signs below match what you see on your home, it may be time to get some necessary repairs done on your existing siding!

Warping, Cracks, and Loose Pieces

Because of the way that your siding is connected and secured to your house, warped, cracked, or loose pieces of siding can cause compounding problems with the system as a whole. For example, damaged or hanging soffit lengths can expose your home’s exterior walls to the elements and make it easier for winds to pull pieces of siding off. Any warped, cracked, or loose pieces of siding should be replaced as soon as possible, and extensive damage could mean a total replacement is the most efficient solution.

Rot, Mold, and Blistering

Wood siding can rot and develop mold if exposed to too much moisture over long periods of time, but improperly installed or damaged vinyl siding can also allow moisture in, leading to similar problems. In the worst case, the wooden exterior of your home can start to lose integrity if your siding isn’t doing its job. This softened and wet wood isn’t going to be able to hold your siding in place, no matter how many nails you drive into the nail slots. Check for rotting, molding, or blistering siding, especially when it comes to soffit pieces, fascia siding, and starter strips. Consider installing new trim or flashing if there are obvious signs of water damage.

Discoloration and Age

If the elements or accidents don’t take their toll, time and sunlight can. Old siding will often be noticeably discolored or worn – a sure sign that it’s past its prime and ready to be replaced. Discoloration can also point to an underlying issue, such as moisture leaks, rot, and other concerns. If you notice discolored pieces of siding or the whole system looks worn down, call a siding professional to come up with a plan to get your home back in top shape!

Benefits of Siding Installation for Your Home

Siding plays a crucial role in keeping moisture out of your house, insulating your walls, increasing your property’s curb appeal, and weatherproofing your home. Vinyl siding and other options all have their pros and cons, but they’re also all designed to provide these main benefits.  

Prevent Moisture Damage

Siding is designed to redirect incoming water away from your home. It does this by channeling rainfall and runoff down and away from your home’s exterior walls so water can’t pool up and seep in through the walls. It also prevents water damage by sealing your home off from the elements, in conjunction with proper flashing, cut edges, and sealed roofing, cutting off any gaps that moisture could potentially intrude through. Moisture damage can lead to wood rot, mold growth, and other potentially harmful long-term damages, so by keeping water out, siding plays a key role in keeping your home and your family safe!

Better Insulation and Energy Efficiency

Throughout the year, all the warm or cool air that your home’s HVAC systems work hard to produce can leak out if your home isn’t properly insulated. Siding helps insulate your home and improve its overall energy efficiency by providing an additional layer to keep inside air in and outside air out. Extra siding can also be installed around window casings and door frames to prevent more climate-controlled air from escaping your home.

Boost Curb Appeal and Add Value to Your Property

Out of all the improvements you can make to your home’s exterior to increase its value and curb appeal, installing new siding is one of the most cost-effective and can have a massive impact. Most siding materials are available in a staggering number of different colors and textures, so it’s easy to find a design that will enhance the look of your home and make it that much more attractive to any potential buyers.

Weatherproofing for Your Home

Horizontal siding is essential in keeping your home safe during severe storms, heavy rains, or thick snowstorms. Most types of siding have some degree of waterproofing and are built to stand up to the high winds and driving rains that come with severe weather. As a bonus, the flat surface that siding provides gives flying debris less to strike as it passes, reducing the risk of damage to your home when the weather gets rough.