Siding Repair
Cracked panels, wind damage, soft spots, and rot — repaired before they spread.
Repairs
Fix the damage and the water getting behind it
Damaged siding is more than cosmetic — a cracked or missing panel lets wind-driven rain get behind the wall, where it rots sheathing and feeds mold. We repair the visible damage and check what's going on underneath.
We'll be straight with you about color matching: on newer siding it's usually close; on older, faded siding a perfect match isn't always possible, and we'll show you options before doing the work.
What's Included
Siding repairs we do
- Storm and wind damage — re-securing or replacing blown-off panels
- Cracked, brittle, or holed vinyl panel replacement
- Loose or improperly nailed siding re-fastened to spec
- Rotted sheathing, trim, fascia, and soffit repair behind the siding
- Re-flashing and re-caulking around windows, doors, and penetrations
- Woodpecker and pest damage repair
- Color and profile matching to your existing siding where possible
- Full-wall or full-house replacement quote if repair isn't worth it
Our Process
Assess, match, repair
Assessment
We look at the damage, check for moisture behind it, and identify your siding's profile and color.
Match & quote
We source the closest panel match and give you a written repair price. If a match isn't realistic, we'll tell you.
Repair
Damaged panels out, any wet or rotted sheathing addressed, new panels and trim locked in.
Seal & finish
Caulking and flashing details finished so water stays out, and the area cleaned up.
Questions
Siding Repair: common questions
Can you match siding from the '90s or early 2000s?
Often we can get very close — many profiles are still made or have near-equivalents. Fading is the bigger issue; we'll hold a sample up so you can judge before we proceed.
One panel is damaged — do you have to replace the whole wall?
No. Vinyl siding unlocks panel by panel, so we can usually swap individual pieces without touching the rest of the wall.
There's a soft spot under the siding. Is that bad?
It means water has been getting in. It's worth addressing sooner rather than later — rot spreads and gets more expensive. We'll scope it during the assessment.
Is siding damage a claimable insurance loss?
Wind and hail siding damage often is. We can document it alongside any roof damage from the same storm — see our Insurance Claims page.
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