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Vinyl Siding in Roseville, MI

Thinking about new siding for your Roseville home? Update your home's exterior with low-maintenance vinyl siding, finished with trim around windows, doors and corners.

A siding job means a crew at your house for a while. Here's what to expect, from the first look to the final walkthrough.

Before work starts

Nothing gets ordered or torn off until you've seen what we found and approved a written scope. It all starts with a free inspection of your current siding and the walls behind it.

You get photos from that visit, so you see exactly what we saw.

Your written scope covers three things:

  • The color and style you picked
  • Whether the old siding comes off
  • Where new trim goes around windows, doors and corners

While we're working

Your home and yard are protected the whole time. Landscaping gets covered before any work begins, and the jobsite stays organized from start to finish.

If the job calls for it, the old siding comes off first. Then the new panels go up in straight, even courses, with trim finished around every window, door and corner.

When we're done

Cleanup is part of the job, not something tacked on at the end. A magnetic nail sweep picks up loose nails, and the old siding and scraps get hauled away.

Last comes the final walkthrough. We walk around the house with you so you can see the lines and trim up close and point out anything you'd like us to look at again.

Before the crew leaves, you'll also get a few simple tips for keeping your siding looking good.

Vinyl siding questions in Roseville

Will you protect my landscaping during a siding job?

Yes. Landscaping gets covered before any old siding comes off, and the work area stays organized so beds and plants don't end up buried under debris. If there's a garden or planting you're especially worried about, point it out at the inspection so the crew can plan around it.

Do you haul away the old siding?

Yes, the old siding and all the scraps leave with us. Haul-away is part of cleanup, along with a magnetic nail sweep around the house and a final walkthrough with you.

How do I take care of vinyl siding?

Vinyl never needs painting, so taking care of it mostly means keeping it clean. A rinse with a garden hose, plus a soft brush and mild soap for stubborn spots, takes care of everyday dirt. Keep grills and other heat sources away from the walls, because high heat can warp vinyl. If you're not sure about something, ask during the walkthrough.

How long does vinyl siding last?

It depends on the product, how it's installed and what your walls are exposed to, so we don't put a number of years on it. The part you can control is the install: a wall that's checked before panels go over it, straight courses, and trim finished at every opening. After that, keep it clean and get any loose or cracked panel looked at early.

Do you walk the job with me when it's finished?

Yes. Every siding job ends with a final walkthrough. You look at the trim and the lines with us, and the job isn't done until you've had that look.

Request a vinyl siding estimate in Roseville

The inspection is free. Call or text Monday to Friday, 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., or tap Book Now to send a request any time. Just let us know the house is in Roseville.

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