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Rochester Hills, Michigan

Vinyl siding for Rochester Hills homes

Vinyl is the siding on a great many Rochester Hills colonials and ranches. Call to talk with an independent contractor about replacing it, repairing it, or putting vinyl on a house for the first time.

  • Independent local siding contractors
  • Repairs, re-siding and new installs
  • You decide whether to hire
Close-up of sage green Dutch lap vinyl siding meeting a white corner post and window trim in low autumn sun

What to compare between vinyl products

Profile. Traditional lap, Dutch lap (with a small cove along each course), beaded, vertical board-and-batten and shake-style panels for gables. Many houses mix two.Thickness and rigidity. Thicker panels and panels with deeper nailing hems lie flatter on a wall and resist wind better. Ask what thickness is being quoted.Color. Darker colors absorb more heat. Some lines are made for darker shades; ask whether the color you want is rated for full sun.How it is hung. Vinyl grows and shrinks with temperature, so it is nailed in the center of the slots and not driven tight, with gaps left at corners and trim. Michigan's swing from summer heat to winter cold makes this detail matter more than most.

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Good questions for the contractor

  • Which product line, thickness and profile is in the quote?
  • Will the old siding come off, and will the wall get new house wrap?
  • How are windows, doors and outlets trimmed and flashed?
  • Is foam-backed (insulated) vinyl an option on this house?
  • What written warranty comes with the panels and with the labor?

Vinyl Siding: common questions

Why does vinyl siding look wavy?

Usually because it was nailed too tight to move with temperature, or the wall behind it is uneven. A contractor can tell which by looking at the nailing.

Can vinyl siding be painted?

It can with paints made for vinyl, but darker colors than the original can warp the panels. Replacement is often the cleaner fix for faded vinyl.

Does vinyl siding need a permit in Rochester Hills?

The city lists aluminum or vinyl siding with no structural work as not needing a building permit. Structural repairs found under the siding are a different matter.

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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