Rochester Hills, Michigan
Siding for additions and new builds
A family room, a garage, a second story or a new house: call to speak with an independent contractor that sides new walls and ties them into the old.
- Independent local siding contractors
- Repairs, re-siding and new installs
- You decide whether to hire
Making new walls match
The hardest part of siding an addition is the meeting point. If the existing siding is still made, the profile and color can be matched, though old panels will have faded. If it is not, a contractor may suggest a contrasting material for the addition or re-siding the whole house so it reads as one.
On new walls the order is sheathing, house wrap, window and door flashing, trim and then siding. Timing matters: siding goes on after the building inspector has seen what needs inspecting behind it.
Additions in Rochester Hills need a building permit; the city's guide lists additions among the work that requires one, and the general contractor or builder usually holds it. The siding contractor works within that permit and schedule.
Additions & New Builds: common questions
Can I hire a siding contractor separately from my builder?
Often yes. Agree with the builder who is responsible for the house wrap and flashing so nothing falls between trades.
Who pulls the permit for an addition?
Usually the builder or general contractor. Rochester Hills requires contractors to register with its Building Department before applying for a permit.
What if my siding is discontinued?
A contractor can suggest the closest match, a deliberate contrast, or re-siding the house.
Rochester Hills and nearby
Speak with a siding contractor who works around Rochester Hills
One call connects you with an independent siding contractor serving Rochester Hills, Rochester, Troy, Auburn Hills, Oakland Township and Shelby Township. Repairs are welcome, so is a full re-side.
Cracked panels, a wall that needs re-siding, or a new addition to clad? Talk it through.
Your call goes to an independent siding contractor that works in Rochester Hills and nearby towns. Describe the house and the problem; ask for an inspection and a written price.
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