Siding that survives
a Utah winter.

Siding is priced by wall square footage, the material you choose, how much trim and soffit work goes with it, and whether the old siding needs a full tear-off. Vinyl sits at the low end and fiber cement at the higher end. We measure the elevations and give you a free itemized written quote rather than a phone-call guess that changes on install day.

Often, yes. Wind and hail damage, a few cracked or loose panels, rotted board ends and failed caulk joints are usually repairable. If we find widespread moisture behind the panels or the material is discontinued and can't be matched, we'll tell you that straight instead of patching something that will fail again.

Utah's freeze-thaw cycles, intense summer UV and dry air are hard on cheap material. Fiber cement holds paint and resists cracking well along the Wasatch Front; quality vinyl is the value option; engineered wood gives a warmer look. What matters as much as the panel is the house wrap and flashing behind it — that's where most failures actually start.

Yes. Siding, soffit, fascia, rain gutters, stone veneer, stucco and brick are all in-house, so you're not scheduling three contractors around each other to finish one elevation.

Utah County and Salt Lake County — including Lehi, American Fork, Saratoga Springs, Eagle Mountain, Pleasant Grove, Highland, Alpine, Lindon, Orem, Provo, Springville and Spanish Fork, plus Draper, Riverton, Herriman, South Jordan, West Jordan, Sandy, Bluffdale, Midvale, Murray, Cottonwood Heights, Holladay and Salt Lake City.

A typical single-family home runs roughly one to two weeks depending on size, material and how much rotted sheathing turns up behind the old siding. We give you a realistic window in the quote instead of an optimistic one.