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We handle siding replacement for homeowners throughout Denton and Denton County, most often as part of a storm restoration project that also involves the roof. Whether you are replacing storm-damaged panels or addressing aging siding that has passed its useful life, we manage the project to the same standard we hold every job to.
The same hailstones that fracture shingles also dent and puncture vinyl and fiber cement siding panels. High-wind events that tear off roofing material often pull siding panels loose as well. Because the damage frequently happens at the same time, it is common for storm restoration projects to involve both the roof and the siding under a single insurance claim. Working with one contractor for both keeps the process cleaner and ensures consistent workmanship across the entire exterior.
We work with vinyl siding in a range of profiles and thicknesses, and with fiber cement siding for homeowners who want greater durability and impact resistance. Vinyl siding is the most common option in the Denton area and is widely available in insurance-approved colors and profiles. Fiber cement is more expensive upfront but significantly more impact-resistant, making it worth considering for homeowners who have dealt with repeated storm damage and want a longer-term solution.
Hail damage to siding is covered under most standard homeowner’s policies in Texas. The challenge is documenting the damage in a way that captures the full scope of what the storm did, not just the most obvious impacts. We photograph and record siding damage methodically, coordinate it as part of the same storm claim as the roof where applicable, and make sure nothing is left out when the adjuster reviews the property.
Siding replacement starts with removing the damaged panels and inspecting the house wrap and sheathing underneath for any moisture intrusion that needs to be addressed before new material goes up. New siding is cut, fitted, and installed to manufacturer specifications, with attention to trim pieces, corner boards, and transitions between sections. A review of the completed work with the homeowner is standard at the end of every project.
Siding damage is not always obvious at first glance. Here are signs that your home's exterior may need professional attention.
