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Sometimes contractors use the terms interchangeably, but there is a difference between the two. When there is only one original layer of siding, Building Code allows a new layer of siding to be installed over – this is called re-siding. Siding replacement is when the existing siding is completely removed, and the new layer is installed. When done correctly and with the proper fasteners, re-siding is just as good of a solution as replacement with the added cost savings.

Most average size siding replacement projects are completed within 1 week to 2 weeks.

Yes. Siding replacement can be installed year-round. Unlike roofing materials that require temperatures above freezing to be installed, siding is installed using nails so there are no adhesives which need warmer temperatures. High winds, rain, or snowy conditions are the typical weather types which cause delays.

Newer formulas within siding materials these days allow the materials to last on average between 40 – 60 years. Unlike older vinyl siding that was first introduced and likely installed on your home, new vinyl polymer materials have far superior durability and UV-resistance to ensure a long lasting solution.

Yes, in most cases it’s possible to install siding over stucco, concrete or brick exteriors by using furring strips and/or foam insulation to create a flat surface for the proper installation of the new siding. However, it’s essential to consult with a professional to ensure the condition of the existing stucco or brick is applicable to be installed over. In some situations of cracking, crumbling, hollow, or deteriorating existing materials, it is recommended to remove the existing stucco or brick first, for a proper installation of the new siding system.

Choose roofing, siding, and gutter materials that are rated for high wind and impact resistance. Additionally, consider reinforcing structural elements and implementing proper drainage systems to mitigate water damage.

Vinyl siding is low maintenance, durable, and cost-effective. It comes in a variety of colors and styles, and modern advancements have improved its resistance to fading and cracking.

Focus on elements such as updating the siding, replacing old window/door trim or shutters, installing a new colored roof, adding a stone accent wall, or remodeling an existing wood deck with composite materials. These improvements can significantly enhance the overall appearance and value of your home.

Yes, replacing siding provides an excellent opportunity to add insulation to improve energy efficiency and comfort. Consider options such as rigid foam insulation panels for maximum effectiveness.

Signs that indicate it’s time to replace siding include warping, rotting, cracking, or color fading. Additionally, if you notice an increase in energy bills or difficulty maintaining indoor temperatures, it may be due to inefficient or old siding.

The longest lasting type of siding is vinyl siding because it is maintenance free. With a lifetime warranty against defects and lifetime warranty against color fading from the manufacturers, vinyl siding made today has become the most popular option amongst homeowners looking for siding that will last the longest. Other siding materials such as wood, composite wood, and fiber cement will all require routine maintenance such as painting, sealing, and caulking joints. This is why these other materials do not carry as long of a warranty from their manufacturers against defects and color fading, some even as short as only 5-15 years.

Absolutely! Many customers prefer to replace their roof and siding at the same time. Doing so means minimizing the time in which your life is disrupted. It can also be a cost-effective way to improve your home’s efficiency and curb appeal in one fell swoop. Plus since our team only has to come out once, you’ll save money on the overall cost of the project as well.

Siding installation requires unique professional skills, tools, and experience to be done correctly. That’s why you should always hire an experienced company with trained teams to be able to properly replace the siding and trim. If you’re looking for a reputable team with decades of local experience, then contact our company Home Makeover™. Our specialized knowledge and commitment to the community have fueled our success by helping homeowners for more than 20+ years.

In most cases, it’s best to remove the old siding materials before installing new siding. Removing old siding allows us to identify any issues such as replace rotted wood so the new siding is properly secured to the house. It also allows for the best overall look of the new siding and trim around windows and doors. When dealing with existing asbestos siding that is in good condition, typically this is the only scenario that it is common to install a new siding system on top. This helps to keep your cost down vs removing the asbestos, while also providing your home with a properly sealed, beautiful solution.

In some cases, homeowners can replace just a small section of siding that is damaged or worn. However, many people find that if a large area is worn, faded, or damaged, it’s more cost-effective to replace the siding around the whole home.

Siding replacement is the process of removing old siding materials down to expose the wood sheathing around the home. Then a weather-resistant house wrap is installed, and the new siding materials are installed over that. Optionally, rigid foam insulation panels can be installed first over the house wrap and underneath the new siding to add additional protection and comfort within your home.

We offer many different material types for siding replacement including vinyl siding, cedar impression siding, composite cladding, manufactured stone siding, and James Hardie fiber cement siding.