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Siding in Cincinnati

Fiber cement and vinyl siding throughout Greater Cincinnati

James Hardie fiber cement and vinyl siding, installed and repaired for the whole exterior.

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What we do

What a full siding replacement does for a Cincinnati home

Nothing changes a home's appearance like new siding. Who installs it matters just as much as what goes on the wall.

We take the old siding off rather than cover it, inspect the carpentry underneath, and replace anything that needs it before new material goes on. House wrap, flashing, trim, soffit, and fascia all get done to spec.

James Hardie Fiber Cement

The premium option: holds paint far longer than vinyl and stands up to impact. We are an Alliance Elite contractor.

Vinyl Siding

The value option, and a good one when it is installed properly. Most siding complaints trace back to installation, not material.

Siding Repair

Storm damage, rot at the base course, and the sections nobody notices until they are replacing more than they needed to.

Soffit and Fascia

Usually done alongside siding or gutters — it is where water gets in when it is neglected.

Our work

Homes we've re-sided

Real Coldstream projects — James Hardie fiber cement and vinyl, photographed by our own crews.

  • Two-storey home in the Columbus area with new James Hardie fiber cement siding in slate blue
    James Hardie fiber cementFull re-side, Columbus area — completed 2026
  • Corner view of the same Columbus-area home showing James Hardie lap siding and white trim
    James Hardie fiber cementLap siding with wrapped trim, Columbus area
  • Rear elevation with new James Hardie lap siding and new white window trim
    James Hardie fiber cementRear elevation, same project — every side matters
  • Completed Coldstream siding project on a Cincinnati home
    SidingCompleted siding project, Cincinnati
  • Blue two-storey home with siding installed by Coldstream Exteriors
    SidingWhole-home siding by our crew
  • Project photo pending

    More completed homes are being added — real projects only, never stock.

What happens next

How a siding job runs

  1. Free inspection

    We check the wall for rot and moisture, and how the existing course was fitted — which is usually where the trouble started.

  2. Product and colour

    Hardie or vinyl, with samples held against your roof and trim in daylight rather than picked off a chart.

  3. Removal and repair

    The old siding comes off and the sheathing gets inspected. Anything soft is replaced before the new course goes on.

  4. Installation and finish

    Course, trim, soffit and fascia, with the site cleared at the end of every day rather than at the end of the job.

Why homeowners choose us

Straightforward from quote to cleanup

Honest, upfront pricing

A clear quote after a free inspection — no surprises, no pressure, no games on price.

One project manager, start to finish

The person who quotes the job runs the job, and is the person you call afterwards.

Backed by industry-leading warranties

Industry-leading warranties, fully insured, and one team for the whole exterior.

Where we work

Siding across Southwest Ohio

We work across Southwest Ohio, out of our Milford office. Here are the towns our crews are in most often.

Based at our Milford office.

Cincinnati East

The east side and Clermont County — Milford, Loveland, Batavia, Amelia and the river towns.

Cincinnati West

The west side and Butler County — Colerain, Cleves, Ross, Fairfield and Hamilton.

Also serving

Don't see your town? It is probably still a yes — call (513) 258-0450 and we will tell you straight away.

Good to know

Common questions

Which siding holds up best around Cincinnati?

Both fiber cement and vinyl work here when they are installed properly. Hail and straight-line wind come through in spring and early summer. The bigger long-term problem is freeze-thaw: north-facing slopes hold snow and ice for weeks, and ice dams at the eaves back water up under the shingles. Fiber cement moves less under that and holds paint far longer; vinyl costs less and is perfectly good with room left to expand.

Hardie or vinyl?

Hardie costs more up front and lasts longer, holds colour better and takes a knock without cracking. Vinyl is a lower price and fine when installed well. We quote both and let you decide.

Can you do siding and gutters together?

Yes, and it is usually faster and cheaper than two visits — the same crew is already set up.

Can you install new siding over what is already there?

Code sometimes allows it and we rarely recommend it. Taking the old course off is what lets us see the sheathing, replace anything rotten and flash the openings properly. Covering it up hides the problem you are paying to solve.

How long does a siding job take?

Five to ten days on most homes. A single-storey ranch is at the short end, a complex two-storey with a lot of trim detail at the long end.

Do you work on new construction?

Yes — with homeowners, builders and general contractors, scheduled around the rest of the trades rather than dropped into the middle of them.

What about the soffit, fascia and trim?

Done in the same visit. It is where water actually gets in when it is neglected, and it is the part that makes a siding job look finished rather than wrapped.

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