New siding and careful restoration on older homes, plus the soffit, fascia, trim and gutters that finish the job.
Siding is the first thing that takes the weather and the first thing anyone sees. We hang new siding on everything from subdivision homes to mountain houses, and we do restoration on older homes, which is slower work and worth it when the original detailing is good.
Bozeman's north side has houses old enough that siding and trim need a careful hand. We'd rather repair and match original material where it can be saved than wrap a good house in something that doesn't belong on it.
Doing both? It's easier and usually cleaner to have one outfit handle where the roof meets the wall. See roofing.
It depends on the house and budget. Wood siding lasts when it's back-primed, ventilated and maintained; other materials need less upkeep. We'll talk through options for your house.
Yes. Restoration on older and historic homes is a big part of our siding work.
Yes, and it usually makes sense to while the siding is open.
Call or send the details. Sam gets back to you, usually the same day.