Siding Installation

Primarily vinyl and fiber cement. Vinyl is the value leader — durable, low-maintenance, and available in deep colors that hold up far better than older generations did. Fiber cement costs more but takes paint, shrugs off impact, and suits older homes where a wood-like profile matters. We will walk you through both against your budget.

It can, and on older homes it usually should. We install foam-backed vinyl or rigid foam sheathing under standard siding, which adds insulation value and evens out wavy old walls so the finished job looks straight. A proper moisture barrier goes on first either way — that layer matters more than any insulation upgrade.

A typical single-family home runs three to five working days depending on size, trim detail, and what we find under the old siding. Removing old layers, repairing hidden sheathing damage, and wrapping trim properly are where the time goes — and where rushed jobs cut corners.

Sometimes. If your siding line and color are still produced, a single-wall replacement can blend well. If the product is discontinued or badly faded, a patch will read as a patch — in that case we will show you the options honestly, including re-siding the most visible walls now and the rest later.