Siding Built for North Dakota Weather
North Dakota weather can be hard on a home's exterior. Strong winds, hail, moisture, and extreme temperature changes can all take a toll on siding over time. The right siding helps protect your home while improving its appearance and reducing ongoing maintenance.
We install a variety of siding options, including vinyl, LP SmartSide, and steel. Each has its own benefits when it comes to durability, maintenance, appearance, and cost. The right choice depends on your home, your budget, and the look and level of protection you're looking for.
We'll walk you through the different options, explain the pros and cons of each, and help you choose siding that makes the most sense for your home and your project.
LP SmartSide
LP SmartSide is a durable engineered wood siding that gives homeowners the look of traditional wood with less maintenance. It's designed to handle changing weather conditions and is a great option for North Dakota homes.
Available in a variety of colors and styles, LP SmartSide is a good choice for homeowners looking for a strong, attractive exterior with the look and feel of wood.
Vinyl
Vinyl siding is a popular, low-maintenance option available in a wide variety of colors and styles. It provides a clean, updated look without the ongoing painting and maintenance required by some other siding materials.
It's also an affordable and versatile choice for many homes. We can help you compare styles, colors, and product options to find the right fit for your home and budget.
Steel Siding
Steel siding is a durable, low-maintenance option that can provide long-lasting protection for your home's exterior. It holds up well against wind and changing weather conditions and is available in a variety of colors and profiles.
We can help you compare steel siding with other siding options to determine what makes the most sense for your home, budget, and preferred look.
Signs Your Siding Is Done
Not sure if your siding needs to be replaced or if a repair will take care of the problem? Here are some signs that it may be time to consider replacement.
Warping, Buckling, or Loose Panels
Siding that is warped, buckled, cracked, or pulling away from the home can leave areas more vulnerable to wind and moisture. A few damaged panels may be repairable, but widespread damage may make replacement the better option.
Fading, Chalking, or Peeling
Some fading is normal as siding ages, but significant fading, chalking, peeling, or deterioration across large areas can be a sign that the siding is reaching the end of its useful life.
Rot, Moisture, or Mold
Soft or rotting areas, recurring mold or mildew, or signs of moisture behind the siding should be inspected. Depending on the extent of the damage, repairs may be possible or replacement may be recommended.
We'll inspect the siding, explain what we find, and help you determine whether repairing the damaged areas or replacing the siding makes the most sense.
Our Install Process and Cleanup Standard
Tear-Off & Inspection: We remove the existing siding and inspect the exposed areas for damaged or deteriorated sheathing and any issues that should be addressed before new siding is installed.
Repairs & Preparation: If we find damage, we'll show you what we found and go over any necessary repairs. Once the exterior is ready, we install moisture wrap as needed to provide an added layer of protection behind the new siding.
Siding Installation: We install your selected siding according to manufacturer specifications, including the appropriate trim and finishing details around windows, doors, corners, and other areas of the home.
Cleanup & Final Walkthrough: Once the project is complete, we remove leftover materials and debris, clean the work area, and do a final walkthrough of the completed siding.
How Much Does Siding Installation Cost?
Siding costs vary depending on the size of the home, siding material selected, existing conditions, trim and finishing details, accessibility, and the overall scope of work. We provide free estimates and will go over the options available for your home, so you know what's included and what to expect before the project begins.
Recent Siding Projects Near You
A few of our recent siding installation projects across the area. Every project includes full tear-off, sheathing inspection, and clean installation.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a siding installation take?
The timeline depends on the size of the home, the type of siding being installed, weather conditions, and whether we uncover any repairs that need to be completed along the way. Once we evaluate your project, we can give you a better idea of what to expect for your home.
What is the best siding material for North Dakota weather?
There isn't one siding material that is best for every home. Vinyl, LP SmartSide, and steel each have different benefits when it comes to durability, maintenance, appearance, and cost. We'll help you compare the options and choose the siding that makes the most sense for your home, budget, and needs.
Do I need to replace my siding, or can it be repaired?
It depends on the extent and condition of the damage. A few damaged or loose panels may be repairable, while widespread damage, deterioration, rot, or recurring issues may make replacement the better long-term option. We'll inspect the siding and give you a straightforward recommendation based on what we find.
Can you install siding in cold weather?
Yes, siding can be installed during colder months, but temperature, weather conditions, and the type of siding being installed can affect when the work can be completed. We'll evaluate the conditions and schedule the work when it can be installed properly and safely.
Do you handle the full project, including trim and soffits?
Yes. We can handle the siding project along with the necessary trim and finishing details, including soffit and fascia when they are part of the project. We'll go over the complete scope of work with you before the project begins.