Siding is the part of a house people stop noticing until it fails. By then the damage is usually behind it.
We pull the old siding, find out what the weather actually got to, and fix the sheathing and framing before anything new goes on. Then we install siding that's right for the climate here, flash it properly, and leave the site clean.
We've been building in Spokane since 2005, and we work on houses that have already been through twenty winters. Nothing under there surprises us.
We work Monday to Friday, 7am to 5pm. Estimates are free and we come look at the actual house.
We don't quote a siding job from the driveway.
Somebody has to walk all four sides and find the soft spots before there's a number on paper. That's how the price holds.
Four steps, and you know the number before we touch anything.
We look at all four sides, check for soft spots, and tell you what we think is behind the siding before we quote.
A real number with the scope spelled out. If we find rot once the siding is off, you hear about it before we do the work.
Old siding comes off, damaged sheathing and framing get replaced, and the weather barrier goes on right.
New siding, trim and flashing installed, then the site cleaned. We walk it with you before we call it done.
Anyone can hang siding. The job is what you do about what's behind it.
Three things we find on most Spokane siding jobs.
The most common thing we find, and the reason a siding job sometimes grows. Better to find it now than in five years.
Around windows, doors and rooflines. Most water intrusion we see traces back to flashing somebody rushed.
On older Spokane houses it's often torn, wrong, or not there at all.
