Professional Siding Services

Siding Repair

The most common types of damage you see to siding is mold, water damage, warped siding, rot, dents, leaks, cracks, and holes.

Keep an eye out for poorly installed siding as well as insect and storm damage. Each of these conditions will require siding repair. Certain repairs may also look like a new coat of paint or stain. This can not only improve the look of your house, but will help keep your property water resistant, too. Knowing what to look for when siding repairs are needed will help you maintain the beauty and health of your home exterior. Regular repairs will also increase the value of your home. Learn more about the basics of siding repairs.

Siding Repair Services

Siding Installation

New siding installation can upgrade your curb appeal as well as remove existing siding issues.

Knowing the process will help ensure that your siding is properly installed and that it lasts for decades. Installation includes removing old siding, caulking, and fixtures, checking your water-resistant barrier, and measuring how much siding you’ll need. Installing siding can be simple but may be more challenging around windows and doors. Think you want to use a professional? You can get a free siding installation estimate with Storm Guard. Learn about the pros and cons of each approach and the expected costs when installing new siding.

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Siding Damage Assessment

A siding damage assessment is requested after a storm or vandalism. Damaged siding is not only an eyesore, but it can put your home’s structure at risk and can also make your home harder to sell.

During a siding damage assessment, a professional will come and inspect your home, creating a list of damages and expected costs. These are required when filing a claim with your homeowner’s insurance and are also helpful if you are selling your home. Worried about the process of filing a claim? Storm Guard can help! We will be the liaison between you and your insurance adjuster to make sure you get the best deal. Learn more about the claim process and about what to expect during a siding damage assessment.

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Emergency Siding Tarp

An emergency siding tarp is something you install when you want to avoid further damage but can’t get repairs done right away. It’s usually installed after bad weather conditions or vandalism.

An emergency siding tarp is also often required by homeowner’s insurance companies when you are filing a claim. If you think you need an emergency tarp after a storm or vandalism, odds are that your insurance company will cover the installation. An emergency siding tarp is not a long term solution, but it will help save you money in the long run. You can install an emergency tarp yourself or you can have a professional install it. A professional like Storm Guard can also assess the damage at the same time, making the process more efficient. Learn how to install an emergency siding tarp and what to expect when you hire a professional.

Siding Styles & Materials

There are different styles of siding and different materials that you can use. Each one has both pros and cons, but one thing is certain: new siding will change the appearance of your home for the better.

Siding Styles

Each type of siding comes at a different cost, both in terms of maintenance and of money. Each siding option comes with different color choices as well as either horizontal or vertical styles.

The most common siding styles are clapboard siding, traditional lap siding, dutch lap siding, wood grain siding, beaded seam siding, board and batten siding, cedar shake siding, and traditional shake siding.

Siding Materials

Some of the most popular material options for siding are fiber cement siding, wood siding, aluminum siding, stone veneer, treated wood or vinyl siding. Learn more about the different siding types.