You should look for damage such as cracks, holes, dents, warping, or peeling paint on the siding as these are clear signs the siding needs to be replaced.

Check for signs of moisture and water damage, such as mold, mildew, or rot, on the siding or underlying structure of your home. If you let this continue without fixing it, it’ll cause larger issues later on.

If the color of the siding has faded or become discolored over time, it can make your home look a bit rundown and indicate that the siding is aging and likely needs a good replacement done.

If you have to make frequent repairs or maintenance to your siding, such as caulking cracks or repainting sections, it’s better to just get it replaced as these headaches will just continue and might lead to larger issues.

Damaged siding can lead to energy efficient issues in your home. It’ll lead to higher energy costs and potential damage due to weather conditions so it’s better to replace it than just keep trying to put a bandaid on.

No one likes animals and insects coming into there home. If you find signs that this might be happening, there might be some damage to your siding and it’s better to replace it than wait till later.

Ultimately, the decision to replace siding on your home depends on your specific needs, budget, and goals. If you’re unsure about whether your property needs siding installed, it’s a good idea to consult with a residential siding contractor like us since we can give you an honest inspection to see what repairs might need to be done.

We begin by assessing the condition of your siding to identify areas that might need replacement. Our assessment involves things such as inspecting the siding for signs of damage such as cracks, holes, warping, or moisture infiltration.

Then we prepare the work area by removing any debris, obstructions, or damaged sections of the siding.

Then we remove the existing siding from your home, taking care to properly dispose of it. This may involve detaching the siding panels or boards from the exterior walls and removing any underlying materials or fasteners.

After that, we replace damaged or deteriorated sections of the siding using the agreed-upon siding. This may involve patching cracks or holes, replacing damaged panels or boards, or reinforcing weakened areas of the siding.

Then we apply sealant, caulking, or waterproofing materials to seams, joints, or gaps in the siding to prevent moisture infiltration and improve weather resistance. Proper sealing is essential for protecting your home’s interior from water damage.

Then we paint or finish the replaced sections of siding to match the existing color or aesthetic of your home’s exterior. This helps blend the replaced areas seamlessly with the rest of the siding and enhances the property’s overall appearance.

We then will install flashing around windows, doors, and other penetrations to prevent water infiltration and ensure a watertight seal. Proper flashing is essential for protecting your home from moisture damage and prolonging the lifespan of the siding.

Then we inspect the replaced siding to ensure that it meets quality standards and complies with building codes and regulations.

To wrap up, we clean up the work area and dispose of any leftover materials or debris from the replacement process. Provide the home owner instructions for ongoing maintenance and care of the replaced siding to prevent future damage and prolong its lifespan.