New siding is one of the biggest visible changes you can make to your home. We help you choose the right material for your house, install it right the first time, and back the work with a five-year warranty.
Why Homeowners Across the Twin Cities Call Us for Siding
Most siding projects start with one of a few situations. Old siding is fading, cracking, or pulling away from the house. Storm damage has been documented and replacement is part of the scope. Or the whole exterior is due for a refresh and siding is the biggest visible piece of it. Wherever you’re starting from, we walk you through the materials, the install, and the timeline before any work begins.
Cracking, warping, fading, loose panels, or paint that won’t hold any more. Often a sign the wall assembly needs a real look, not just a cosmetic fix.
Visible dents, breaks, or impact marks on siding panels. We document the damage thoroughly and communicate directly with your adjuster about the scope of work.
You’re replacing the roof, siding, and gutters as one coordinated project. Coordinated scheduling and consistent material decisions across the whole exterior.
Mixed materials, accent walls, or a specific design vision. We can spec and install the right combination for the look you want.
There’s no single best siding for every home. The right choice depends on your house, your budget, your maintenance preferences, and the look you’re after. Here’s a straight rundown of what we install and where each one makes sense.
The look of real wood with substantially better resistance to moisture, impact, and pests. Backed by a 50-year limited warranty from LP. A strong default choice for Minnesota homes where curb appeal and durability both matter.
The most durable siding we install. Won’t crack, warp, or fade, and stands up to hail better than other siding materials. Best for homeowners who want to install once and not think about it again.
A premium fiber cement product we partner with for homeowners who specifically want the Hardie look. Strong durability and a wide range of colors and profiles.
The most budget-friendly option we install. Modern vinyl has come a long way in color depth and panel thickness. A solid choice for rental properties, lower-budget projects, or homes where the goal is clean, simple, and affordable.
We walk the whole exterior, document the condition of every elevation, and look behind the cladding where it’s accessible. We tell you what we find, not just what would be easy to sell.
Once we know what your house needs, we walk you through the material options and what each one actually costs, lasts, and looks like in real life. No pressure, no upselling, no “limited time” tactics.
You get a clear, line-item estimate. Materials, labor, warranties, and timeline. If there are likely surprises behind the walls, we name them up front and explain how we’ll handle them if they come up.
Our crew shows up when we said we would. We protect landscaping and outdoor furniture, we keep the site clean, and we communicate as work moves through each elevation.
You walk the finished work with us before we wrap up. We provide a written workmanship warranty (five years on full siding replacements) plus the manufacturer warranty on the material itself.
Signs include cracking, warping, fading, moisture intrusion, loose pieces, rot, repeated paint failure, and hidden damage behind the cladding. Sometimes what looks cosmetic from the outside turns into a wall or moisture issue once opened up.
Each has strengths and tradeoffs. Vinyl is often the most budget-friendly, steel is very durable, LP gives a more traditional painted look, and composite systems can offer strong stability and appearance. The right answer depends on the house, budget, maintenance goals, and design.
Sometimes, but not always. It can help in the right application, but it should not be sold like a magic fix. We prefer to look at the full wall system and what problem the homeowner is actually trying to solve.
We document it, stop, review it with you, and make a plan to fix the substrate or framing correctly before the new siding goes on. Covering hidden damage is never the right answer.
Very seriously. These details are what make the wall assembly work. Good siding is not just about what you see on the surface. It is also about how water is managed behind the cladding.
Sometimes, but not always. Matching depends on profile, texture, exposure, age, fade, and whether the product is still made. If it is discontinued, a true repair match may not exist.
That depends on size, access, weather, and whether repairs are found behind the walls. Straightforward projects move faster. Complex homes or homes with hidden damage take longer.
Noise, staging, visible progress, and some disruption while the wall assembly is being opened and rebuilt. We try to make that process clear and manageable through communication and planning.
Share a few details about your home and the siding project you’re considering. We’ll follow up within one business day to schedule your free inspection.
Prefer to talk first? Call (952) 495-5545 or email [email protected].
Whether you’re replacing all of it, repairing a section, or just figuring out where to start, we’ll come out, walk the exterior with you, and give you an honest read on what your home actually needs.