Signs it may be time to replace.
Panels waving or pulling awayWidespread bulging usually means moisture or movement problems that individual repairs cannot cure.
Rotten corners and trimIf decay shows up at many places, the protective layers beneath have likely failed over a large area.
Color gone chalky or crackedUniform fading and cracking across the house show the siding has reached the end of its useful life.
Drafts and rising utility billsGaps and a worn barrier can let air through, which makes heating and cooling work harder.
Frequent patchingIf you keep fixing the same exterior, the repair costs may be adding up toward a new installation.
A new lookSome homeowners replace siding simply to refresh the appearance of the house.
What an East Bound Roofing replacement covers.
We remove the existing siding all the way off, so nothing new is laid over hidden problems. With the sheathing exposed, we can find and repair rot or moisture damage before it gets covered again. Next come a fresh weather barrier and flashing, then the new siding installed to the manufacturer's instructions, and finally the trim. Before work starts, we help you compare materials by cost, upkeep, and lifespan.
The StepsA replacement from beginning to end.
1Assessment and proposal
We inspect your siding and walls, then give you a written proposal with materials, schedule, and cost.
2Material decision
We compare what is available on look, durability, maintenance, and price, so you can choose with confidence.
3Scheduling and protection
Dates are set around your life, and we protect plants and walkways before any removal begins.
4Tear-off and repairs
Old siding is stripped away and the sheathing is inspected, with repairs made before installation.
5New installation
Barrier, flashing, and siding go on in sequence, following the manufacturer's directions at each step.
6Final inspection
We walk the finished exterior with you, then haul off all debris and tidy the property.
What we hold every project to.
What Taos, MO homeowners want to know before replacing siding.
The size of the house, the siding you pick, the complexity of the walls, and any sheathing repairs. We provide a written proposal after inspecting, so you see the figures first.
Most houses require several days to a couple of weeks. Weather and the material influence the timeline, and your proposal includes an estimate.
We repair it as part of the process and let you know first, with updated pricing in writing for any added work.
Depending on the house, it may be possible to do it in sections. Bring it up during your visit and we will go over what makes sense.
We cover landscaping before demolition, collect debris each day, and do a final sweep, including a magnet pass for nails.
It covers the quality of our installation. The siding product carries a separate manufacturer warranty.
Not during the work, though many homeowners like to join the final walk-through. We keep you informed along the way.