Vinyl Siding Replacement

Transform your home’s exterior with top-quality siding and expert craftsmanship! I offer new vinyl siding installation and replacements, ensuring durability and modern appeal. Looking for a bold upgrade? I specialize in converting vinyl to stucco or Hardie siding, giving your home a fresh, high-end look. Need repairs or a natural wood aesthetic? I provide new T1-11 siding installation and repairs to restore your home’s charm. Complete your exterior transformation with a professional repaint using premium Sherwin-Williams paint, delivering long-lasting beauty and protection. Contact me today for a consultation and let’s bring your vision to life!

Replacing vinyl siding in a home exterior remodel involves several key steps:

1. Planning & Preparation

• Assess Existing Siding: Check for damage, rot, or moisture issues.
• Choose New Siding: Select color, style, and insulation options.
• Gather Materials: Siding panels, trim, nails, house wrap, and tools.

2. Removing Old Siding

• Carefully remove existing siding without damaging underlying structures.
• Inspect and repair any damage to sheathing or framing.
• Remove old nails and clean the surface.

3. Installing House Wrap & Insulation (if needed)

• Install a weather-resistant barrier (house wrap) for moisture protection.
• Add insulation board for improved energy efficiency.

4. Installing New Vinyl Siding

• Start with starter strips at the base.
• Secure siding panels, ensuring expansion gaps to prevent warping.
• Install trim, corner posts, soffits, and fascia.

5. Finishing Touches

• Seal edges and joints as needed.
• Check for secure fastening and even alignment.
• Clean up debris and inspect the finished job.

What is Hardie Siding?

Hardie siding, or James Hardie fiber cement siding, is a durable exterior material made from cement, sand, and cellulose fibers. It is designed to withstand harsh weather conditions while providing the look of wood, stucco, or masonry.

Benefits of Hardie Siding:

• Durability: Resistant to rot, pests, moisture, and fire.
• Weather Resistance: Holds up against extreme temperatures, heavy rain, and high winds.
• Low Maintenance: Won't warp, crack, or fade like wood or vinyl.
• Aesthetic Appeal: Available in a variety of styles and colors, mimicking the look of natural materials.
• Energy Efficiency: Works well with insulation to improve home efficiency.

Is Hardie Siding Hurricane-Proof?

Hardie siding is engineered to withstand hurricane-force winds (up to 150 mph) and impact from flying debris better than vinyl or wood. While no siding is 100% hurricane-proof, Hardie siding is one of the most resilient options available, making it a great choice for storm-prone areas.