Siding & Paint

If you are looking to sell your home new siding will increase the value of your property after years of wear and tear. Bright new siding will typically increase your asking price and attract more buyers. If your home’s exterior looks a bit ragged after years of long, harsh summers and winters, giving your siding an upgrade can enhance your home’s curb appeal and provide extra protection from harsh weather, pests, and make your home more energy efficient.

Siding protects your home as part of its waterproof envelope. The roof, gutters, and foundation might act as the first line of defense against incoming water, but the siding also plays an important role when it comes to keeping the interior of your home dry.

Moisture is one of the biggest culprits in the deterioration of your home. It can cause excessive damage to masonry and cement, windows, doors, and even the foundation. Excess moisture can also create serious mold problems within your home. Siding seals out moisture and waterproofs your home against water damage, thus increasing the longevity of your home.

Siding or re-siding your home is a wise investment. Replacing your siding may cost two to three times more than repainting your home, but it can last between 25-50 years. So, while upfront costs are a bit steeper, over time siding costs much less for the long-term and offers more protection than paint.

Ideally, no. Only as much siding as can be replaced in a reasonable amount of time should be removed from your home during the installation process. This way, if the job needs to be continued over several days, your home is not left bare to the elements.

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No! You do not need to perform any painting or preparation before we install the siding. Siding is painted once we are finished, but you do not have to do so beforehand. In many cases, we install the new siding directly on top of the old siding – and in others, we’ll remove the existing siding before replacing it.

No! You do not need to perform any painting or preparation before we install the siding. You can paint your siding once we are finished, but you do not have to do so beforehand. In many cases, we install the new siding directly on top of the old siding – and in others, we’ll remove the existing siding before replacing it.

Insulated siding is vinyl siding with an added rigid foam insulation, laminated, and permanently attached to the panel. It helps to reduce energy loss through framing and other building materials. It is a green option and perfect for homeowners who want to reduce their carbon footprint and lower their monthly utility bills. It can last as long as 50 years, which means homeowners will not have to replace it and contribute to waste.

We recommend replacing soffits and eaves during your siding replacement to make certain all elements on your exterior match. This is especially true if your soffits are already damaged – we’ll want to replace those during siding replacement to ensure your property is fully protected.

Each siding type requires different levels of maintenance and care. Our siding experts are happy to provide you will all the necessary information regarding the proper care of your new siding.

Allied Home Remodelers does offer siding repair and partial replacements. We’re happy to evaluate the damage and provide you with all of your options.

There are several siding options that offer soundproofing benefits. If you live on a busy road or near a loud establishment, we’re happy to show you options to help mitigate excessive noise.

The Allied Home Remodeling team has successfully completed countless winter siding replacement projects. Siding replacement during the winter is often quicker than summer projects.

Allied Home Remodeling values your property and will find every way to ensure no damage occurs. We practice thorough property cleaning at the end of each day and perform an intensive cleanup once the job is completed. And we’ll use shop vacuums and magnets to remove any stray nails or debris from your surrounding property.

Siding replacement will not impact the interior of your home. In some cases, siding replacement may crack the exterior caulking of your windows. If the exterior caulking of your windows becomes damaged as a result, we will re-caulk and provide color matching. In even rarer cases, the interior caulking of your windows may be affected. We’ll also reseal the interior caulking but don’t offer color matching for interior damage.

Painting your home is one of the simplest and least expensive ways to increase the overall value of your home. An expert paint job can communicate to potential buyers that you have taken wonderful care of your home and can also help you sell your home that’s been placed on the market even faster, sometimes over asking price.

The aesthetic value of your house isn’t just for you. If you’re interested in selling your home, exterior paint can greatly increase your potential curb appeal. Curb appeal is independent of both home value and personal appeal (though it’s related to both factors). Instead, curb appeal is all about setting the right tone when a prospective buyer sees your home for the first time. Think of it as getting your “foot in the door” for a potential sale—if they like the appeal of the exterior, they’ll be far more likely to venture in for more details and you will stand a better chance of making the sale.

Nature can be harsh on your home. Rain, wind, sleet, snow, insects, and fire are just a handful of the natural elements that could potentially damage your home—and the right paint can resist nearly all of these (to a degree). Think of paint as a protective, shield-like outer coating for your house. It can prevent moisture from seeping into your home, preventing the enormous costs of damage caused by mold and mildew. In short, it gives an extra layer of protection against direct precipitation damage. It can even stop insects from infesting within your home’s exterior.

Speaking of insects, termite damage is a major killer for wood-based homes, so being able to identify this kind of problem (and address it right away) is crucial if you want to save yourself some extremely expensive foundational repairs. Evaluating your home’s exterior before adding a fresh coat of paint can help you identify any possible insect damage early, and adding the paint itself can help stop an infestation in its tracks.