Siding Installation

Siding is your home's raincoat, and on the coast that coat takes a beating from wind-driven rain, salt air, and the steady freeze-thaw that pries open any gap. We do full tear-offs, not cover-ups. Going down to the sheathing lets us see what's actually happening underneath, replace any rot or water-damaged board, and start the new envelope from a sound surface instead of trapping problems behind a fresh face.

What goes on before the siding matters most

The part nobody sees does the real work. We install a continuous house wrap and weather barrier, flash every window and door so water that gets behind the siding is directed back out, and address insulation while the wall is open. It's an easy win you only get once. Done right, this layer keeps moisture out of your framing and your heating bill in check, long after the siding color stops being the thing you notice.

On the finish side, we install vinyl, James Hardie fiber cement, engineered wood, and cedar clapboard, and we wrap the job with crisp PVC trim that won't rot at the corners and around the windows. Fiber cement and cedar in particular live and die by the trim and the caulk lines, so we treat that detail work as part of the install rather than an afterthought. The goal is an exterior that looks sharp on day one and is still keeping water out a decade in.