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Roofing & exterior services

Siding Repair & Replacement in the Lake Livingston Area

Vinyl, fiber cement (Hardie) and wood siding repaired or updated, so the walls shed water and the house looks its best.

Siding that keeps water out

Siding is the main barrier between the weather and your walls. When boards crack, warp, come loose or rot, rain can get behind them and into the sheathing and framing, where the damage is out of sight until it is serious.

Onalaska Builders repairs and replaces siding with our own crews.

We work on:

  • Vinyl siding
  • Fiber cement siding (Hardie)
  • Wood siding

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Siding types

Vinyl, fiber cement and wood siding

  • Vinyl. Low maintenance and never needs paint, but it can crack from impacts and warp from heat, and loose panels can blow off in high wind.
  • Fiber cement (often called Hardie). Durable, resistant to rot and insects, and holds paint well. Damaged boards and failed caulk at joints are the usual repairs.
  • Wood. A classic look, but it needs regular painting or staining, and in a humid climate it is prone to rot where water sits.

Warning signs

Signs your siding needs attention

  • Cracked, broken, warped or buckled boards
  • Loose or missing pieces after a storm
  • Soft or rotting wood, especially near the ground and under windows
  • Peeling paint that keeps returning in the same spot
  • Gaps at seams, corners and around windows and doors
  • Water stains or damp drywall on the inside of exterior walls. See drywall repair.

Choosing

Repair or replace your siding?

Repairing damaged sections makes sense when the problem is limited and matching material is available. Updating larger areas, or the whole house, can make more sense when:

  • Damage or rot is widespread
  • Old siding can no longer be matched
  • The siding is near the end of its life
  • You are updating the look of the house or changing materials, often as part of a whole-house remodel or addition

Any time siding comes off, the sheathing and framing behind it should be checked for water damage and repaired before new siding goes on.

Lake and timber country

Siding repair around Lake Livingston

Humidity, shade, heavy rain and storms are hard on siding here. Keeping gutters clear, sprinklers aimed away from the walls and shrubs trimmed back helps siding last. See gutter services and landscaping. Mildew can be cleaned off with pressure washing.

We repair and replace siding within about 35 miles of Onalaska, including Livingston, Point Blank, Coldspring, Shepherd, Groveton, Trinity, Huntsville, Cleveland and Willis. See our full service area.

Questions

Siding Repair & Replacement questions

What types of siding do you work on?

Vinyl, fiber cement (often called Hardie) and wood siding.

Should I repair or replace my siding?

Repair makes sense when damage is limited and matching material is available. Replacement can make more sense when damage or rot is widespread, old siding cannot be matched, or you are updating the look of the house.

What about rotted fascia and soffits?

Fascia, soffits and trim are covered by our rotten wood replacement service. This page covers the siding boards on the walls.

How do I get an estimate for siding work?

Call (806) 480-0328 or send the estimate form with the town or ZIP code, the type of siding and how much appears to be damaged. Photos help.

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Siding damaged or dated?

Tell us about your siding and what you are seeing. Send the form or give us a call.

(806) 480-0328

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