Siding installation, replacement, and repair for Connecticut homeowners. Vinyl, wood, and fiber cement installed over sound sheathing, with any rot corrected first. Licensed and insured, with free written estimates on every project.
Siding Is the Layer That Keeps Water Out
Siding is the layer that keeps water off the framing. When it fails, the damage moves inward and shows up as rot in the sheathing and trim. What happens under the panels matters more than the panels themselves.
Siding Services in Connecticut
Siding Installation in Connecticut
New siding installed over house wrap and a proper weather barrier behind. Starter strip, J-channel, corner posts, and flashing details done right, because that is where leaks start.
Signs Your Siding Needs Replacing
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Rippling or Buckling Panels
Panels that ripple, buckle, or pull away from the wall after a single windy winter.
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Paint and Caulk Failing
Paint or caulk failing every couple of years on the same side of the house.
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Soft Trim or Sheathing
Soft trim or sheathing under the siding that gives way when pressed with a screwdriver.
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Cold Walls, Higher Bills
Heating bills climbing while the walls stay cold, which often means wet insulation sitting behind.
How a Siding Job Runs
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Exterior Walkthrough
We check the walls, the trim, and the corners, then measure the full exterior elevation.
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Written Scope
You get a written scope with the material, color, and every trim detail listed clearly.
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Tear Off and Correct
Old siding comes off and the sheathing gets inspected. Rot is corrected before new panels.
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Final Walk and Cleanup
We walk the exterior with you and haul away every panel, nail, and loose scrap.
Recent Siding Projects in Connecticut
Siding Questions from Connecticut Homeowners
How long does siding last in Connecticut?
Vinyl usually runs thirty to forty years here, and fiber cement longer. Wood depends entirely on how often it gets painted. Connecticut weather is hard on all three, mostly because of freeze and thaw cycles rather than heat.
Vinyl, wood, or fiber cement?
Vinyl costs less, needs no painting, and handles snow fine. Fiber cement is heavier, holds paint for years, and takes impact better. Wood looks right on older colonials but needs upkeep. We price whichever one fits the house and the budget.
Do you replace rotted sheathing under the siding?
Yes, and that is the point of removing the old siding. Once the wall is open we can see wet or crumbling sheathing, failed house wrap, and rot around windows. That gets replaced before new siding goes on, not covered up.
How long does a siding job take?
Most houses take a few days to about a week. It depends on size, how much rot turns up, and the weather. We do not open more wall than we can close the same day. The house is never left exposed overnight.
Send photos of the walls and we will tell you what we can see.
Get Your Free Estimate
Ready to Replace the Siding?
Send photos of the exterior and Braulio will review them. Estimates are written, itemized by wall, and free.