Siding Repair
We repair vinyl, fiber-cement and wood siding that has cracked, rotted, blown loose or come off in a storm. Damaged panels and boards get replaced with the closest match we can find, and a wall or gable end gets re-sided when the old siding is past saving. Trim, corner posts and J-channel go back so water runs off the wall, not behind it. Manufactured homes too, skirting included.
- Fully insured
- Locally owned
- Same-week scheduling
Typical siding repair work
- Vinyl panels replaced or re-hung
- Fiber-cement and wood boards replaced and painted
- Storm-blown siding put back
- A wall or gable end re-sided
- Trim, corner posts and J-channel
- Manufactured-home siding and skirting
How do I get a quote for siding repair?+
Send two photos, one of the whole wall and one close-up of the damage, and tell us the town. If you have leftover siding or know the brand and color, say so. The quote is free.
Can you match my existing siding?+
Usually close. Vinyl comes in a lot of profiles and colors, and older siding fades, so a new panel can look a shade off; on a wall that faces the street, it can make sense to move panels from a hidden wall and put the new ones there. Fiber-cement and wood boards are matched to the profile and painted to blend. We tell you before we start if it won't be exact.
What kinds of siding do you work on?+
Vinyl, fiber-cement and wood, manufactured homes included. Fiber-cement and wood boards are cut to fit, primed and painted to match, and rotted wood is cut back to sound material before anything new goes in.
Do you re-side whole houses?+
We take on repairs, sections, and single walls or gable ends. A whole-house re-side is a bigger project, and we'll tell you up front and point you to the right crew.
What if the wall behind the siding got wet?+
Siding that blew off often leaves the sheathing exposed to rain. Before new siding goes over it, we check the sheathing and trim for soft spots, so the problem isn't covered up.