Full re-siding across Greater St. Louis, installed to the manufacturer's specification — most projects finished inside a week.
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Siding fails from the bottom and from behind. The base course takes years of splash-back off the ground, and water that gets behind a poorly flashed window has nowhere to go. South County is mid-century ranches through Affton, Mehlville and Oakville — simple pitches, long runs. The city neighbourhoods around Tower Grove and The Hill are brick with parapet walls and low-slope rear additions, which is a different roof entirely. West County runs to larger, newer homes with complex rooflines. We take the old siding off, look at the sheathing and the water barrier underneath, and fix what we find before anything new goes on — which is the step that decides whether the new siding lasts.
The old siding comes off so we can see the sheathing. Rot at the base course and around openings is common, and it costs little to put right while the wall is open.
House wrap taped and lapped properly, and flashing at every window, door and transition. Most siding complaints trace back to installation, not material.
Usually done with the siding because the crew is already set up and it is where water gets in when it is neglected.
Fiber cement and vinyl both work when installed well. We quote both and tell you what we would put on our own house.
St. Louis is largely brick, so siding here is usually on the parts of a house that are not — gables, dormers, rear additions and the post-war suburbs. That changes the job.
On the city and inner-ring stock the siding is frequently a gable end, a dormer cheek or a rear addition attached to brick. The work is smaller and the detailing matters more, because almost all of it is transition.
Where siding meets masonry there has to be a flashing and a gap. Fitted tight to brick it traps water against both materials, and the brick loses that argument slowly.
South County through Affton, Mehlville and Oakville runs to mid-century ranches with long, simple runs and low elevations. Those are straightforward re-sides and they go quickly.
Long runs do mean expansion matters more, because a full-length panel has further to move. Room left at the ends is not optional on a wall like that.
A humid summer pushes moisture into a wall from the outside during the day and the house pushes it back the other way at night. A barrier that cannot dry in one direction or the other will hold that moisture against the sheathing.
It is an argument for taking the old siding off and for what goes back behind the new — a wall that can dry is worth more here than a wall that is merely sealed.
The same summer hail that bruises a roof dents and cracks siding on the windward elevation, and older vinyl gets brittle enough that it cracks rather than dents.
That is part of the same storm claim as the roof and belongs in the same scope. It is also the case that a cracked panel on a discontinued profile is frequently not matchable, which we would rather tell you before we try.
A clear written quote after a free inspection — no surprises and no pressure afterwards.
The person who quotes the job runs the job, and is the person you call afterwards.
Industry-leading warranties, fully licensed and insured, and one team for the whole exterior.
We work across Greater St. Louis, out of our St. Louis office. Here are the towns our crews are in most often.
Based at our St. Louis office. St. Louis County and the municipalities permit separately, and Jefferson County is different again. We pull them.
South County and the southern city — Kirkwood, Webster Groves, Sunset Hills, Oakville, Mehlville, Affton and down through Fenton to Arnold.
West County and the inner ring — Chesterfield, Town and Country, Creve Coeur, Clayton, Des Peres and Maryland Heights — plus Berkeley in North County.
Don't see your town? It is probably still a yes — call (314) 380-8111 and we will tell you straight away.
Most homes are finished within about three days once the crew starts. Larger or more complex elevations run longer, and we give you the timeline before we begin.
Yes, and it is usually faster and cheaper than two visits — the same crew is already up there.
Straight-line wind and hail come through most summers, and the temperature swing between seasons is wide enough to work materials hard — expansion and contraction opens seams and fasteners over time.
Yes. The inspection and the written quote are free and carry no obligation, and nobody will lean on you afterwards.
We work across Greater St. Louis from our St. Louis office. If you are not sure whether your street is in, call (314) 380-8111 and ask — it takes a minute.
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