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Rochester Hills, Michigan

Siding replacement in Rochester Hills

Faded, brittle or loose siding on most of the house, or a wall that has been patched one time too many? Call and talk to an independent contractor that re-sides homes across Rochester Hills.

  • Independent local siding contractors
  • Repairs, re-siding and new installs
  • You decide whether to hire
Installer seen from behind on a pump-jack plank nailing tan lap siding over white house wrap on a two-story house

What a full re-side involves

A proper replacement starts with the old siding coming off. That is the only way to see the sheathing, the old building paper and the flashing around windows and doors. Soft or stained boards are cut out and replaced before anything new goes on.

Next comes a water-resistive barrier, usually a house wrap lapped and taped so water runs down and out. Windows, doors, hose bibs and light blocks get flashing or mounting blocks, corners and trim go up, and the siding itself goes on last, course by course.

Most Rochester Hills subdivisions were built with vinyl, aluminum or wood lap siding, often with brick on the front. A re-side can keep the same look or change the material. Ask the contractor to explain the options for your walls before you settle on one.

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What the written price should spell out

  • Tear-off and disposal of the old siding, and what happens if rotted sheathing is found
  • The house wrap or other barrier, and how it is lapped and taped at windows and doors
  • The siding product, profile, color and exposure, plus the starter, corners and trim
  • Soffit, fascia and gutter work, if any, as separate lines
  • Who confirms with the city whether a permit is needed, and who pulls it
  • Start date, payment schedule and the written warranty on labor and materials

Siding Replacement: common questions

Do I need to replace all the siding at once?

Not always. If the damage is on one wall and matching panels are still available, a repair may do. If the siding is brittle or faded everywhere, piecing it in tends to look patchy. The contractor can tell you which applies.

Can new siding go over the old siding?

Some products allow it over a flat, sound wall, but covering old siding hides rot and adds thickness at windows and trim. Many contractors prefer a tear-off so the wall can be checked. Ask why they recommend one or the other.

Does re-siding need a permit in Rochester Hills?

The city lists aluminum or vinyl siding with no structural work as not needing a building permit. Other materials or structural repairs are worth checking with the Building Department on (248) 656-4615 before work starts.

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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