Siding contractors install, replace and repair the exterior cladding that protects your walls from weather. They work with vinyl, fiber cement, wood, engineered wood and metal siding, along with the trim, house wrap and flashing beneath it.
Common siding services include:
Hire a siding contractor when siding is cracked, warped, loose, rotting or fading badly, or when you want to change the look of your home. Painting existing siding is handled by painting contractors.
Tevelde and Co. is a family-owned exterior remodeling company serving Omaha and the surrounding communities. The company provides siding, roofing, window, painting, and other home exterior services, with an emphasis on quality workmanship, clear communication, and personalized customer care.
Husker Hammer Siding, Windows & Roofing is an Elkhorn-based exterior home improvement company serving Omaha and the surrounding region that specializes in residential and commercial roofing, siding, replacement windows, exterior renovations, storm and hail damage repair, and gutters; Husker Hammer combines over 25 years of local experience (founded in 1998) with industry certifications and an A+ BBB rating, offers financing options and up to 50-year warranties on select products, provides free exterior and roof inspections and insurance-claims support, and focuses on high-quality workmanship, clear customer communication, and long-term durability for homeowners and commercial clients.
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A siding contractor removes damaged or old cladding, repairs sheathing and weather barriers as needed, and installs new siding, trim, soffits and flashing. They also repair sections of existing siding after damage.
Replacement is worth discussing when siding is cracked, warped, rotting, loose or letting moisture into the walls, or when patched sections no longer match. Options include vinyl, fiber cement, wood, engineered wood and metal, each with different upkeep, so ask contractors to compare materials for your climate and any HOA rules.
Look for experience with the material you want, and compare estimates on removal, sheathing repairs, weather barrier, trim and cleanup. Ask about manufacturer installation requirements, warranties, insurance and whether a permit is required where you live.
Cost depends on the size and shape of the home, the siding material and style, removing old siding, repairs to sheathing, trim details around windows and doors, the number of stories and access.
Clear items and furniture away from exterior walls, trim plants near the house, and remove wall decor inside that could shake loose. Ask how the crew will protect landscaping and windows and where materials will be stored.