Right now — this week — we're re-siding a White County home: stripped to the sheathing, wrapped with a proper weather barrier, and hung with new vinyl, one straight course at a time. Follow the job on our Facebook page; the neighbors already are.
Siding is two jobs wearing one coat. The visible job is curb appeal — clean lines, square corners, colors that make the house look cared for. The invisible job is the weather barrier underneath: wrap, taped seams, and flashing that keep Indiana rain and wind out of your walls for decades. Crews that rush the invisible job leave you with pretty rot. We don't.
Exterior work we do
- Vinyl siding installation — full re-sides and additions, hung straight with correct expansion gaps so panels never buckle or rattle.
- House wrap & weather barrier — wrapped, taped, and flashed before a single panel goes on.
- Soffit & fascia — vented soffit and clean fascia lines that finish the roofline and let the attic breathe.
- Siding repairs — wind-torn, cracked, or faded sections matched and replaced.
- Exterior painting — prep-first painting for wood-sided homes, trim, and porches.
- Exterior finishing — the trim, caulk, and detail work that makes a re-side look factory-built.
Whole-house thinking
Because we also do roofing, windows, decks, and additions, a siding job with us catches the things a siding-only crew walks past: soft sheathing that should be replaced while the wall is open, flashing that never existed, a hose bib or light fixture that ought to be remounted properly instead of caulked around. It all gets handled in one pass, by one crew.
Free estimates, insured and bonded, financing available. If your siding is chalky, wavy, or wearing three eras of patches, let's put a fresh face on the place.
Common questions
Can you match my existing siding for a repair?
Usually, yes. Between current product lines and salvage from less-visible walls, most repairs blend in. When sun-fade makes a perfect match impossible, we'll show you the closest options honestly before any panel goes up.
Do you replace rotten wood you find under old siding?
Always — that's the point of doing it while the wall is open. Soft sheathing and trim get replaced and priced transparently as found, never covered over to keep a schedule.