Your home’s siding takes on a lot. Wind, moisture, and harsh winters wear on it year after year, all while it’s protecting your home from the elements. If you’re dealing with old or damaged siding on your home or need siding installed on a new build, that’s where we come in. From spotting the early warning signs to choosing the right material, our team handles residential siding projects across the Capital Region.

Re-Siding vs. New Construction

Not every siding project looks the same, and we work with homeowners in a couple of different situations.

Re-Siding an Existing Home

If your current siding is cracked, faded, or just past its prime, re-siding gives your home a fresh start. It’s also a chance to improve insulation and boost curb appeal at the same time.

Siding for New Construction

If you’re building a new home from the ground up, siding is one of the final touches that brings the whole exterior together. We work closely with homeowners and builders to choose materials and styles that fit the vision for your home, so the finished product looks intentional from day one.

Signs Your Siding May Need Attention

Cracks, Warping, or Missing Sections

Once siding starts cracking or pulling away from the house, it’s no longer doing its job as it should. Storms and hail can speed this along, leaving gaps that let moisture and wind reach parts of your home that should stay protected. Depending on how widespread the damage is, a repair may be enough, though a full inspection is the best way to know for sure.

Fading or Constant Repainting

If your siding’s color has washed out or you’re repainting more often just to keep it looking decent, that’s usually a sign that the material itself is wearing down.

Rot or Soft Spots

Rot, mold, and soft spots often mean moisture has found its way underneath the siding, sometimes before there’s any visible damage on the surface. Catching it early can save you from much bigger repairs down the road.

Rising Energy Bills

If your siding is getting up there in age, it may not be insulating your home like it used to. A steady increase in energy bills, especially with no change in usage, can be a sign the siding is due for an upgrade.

Noticing any of these signs on your home? Contact us today for a free residential siding inspection.

Siding Materials We Work With

When it comes to residential siding, the material you choose plays a big role in both durability and overall look. Vinyl siding remains one of the most popular options thanks to its affordability and wide range of colors and styles. For homeowners looking for something a bit more premium, fiber cement siding offers excellent durability and the look of real wood with very little upkeep.

We also install engineered wood and natural cedar siding, depending on the look and performance you’re after. You can check out our full residential siding materials and brands we love here.

Ready to Take a Closer Look at Your Siding?

Whether you’re noticing a few warning signs or planning ahead for a new build, residential siding, is worth doing right the first time. We know it’s a big decision, and it’s normal to have questions before getting started. A lot of homeowners wonder how much the project will disrupt their daily routine, and the good news is most people stay in their homes throughout the entire process with little disruption to their life. If storm damage is the reason you’re considering a replacement, your homeowners insurance may help cover the cost, and we’re happy to help with that process as well.

At the end of the day, our goal is to make the process as smooth as possible, from your first phone call to the final walkthrough. Contact us today if you have any questions or to schedule your free estimate on your next residential siding project!