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Not only does new siding transform your home's appearance, it is also your exterior wall's weather barrier, and once it starts failing at the seams or fastening points, water gets behind it into the sheathing before anyone notices from outside. That failure is slower and quieter than a roof leak, which is part of why so many homeowners replace siding later than they should. Elevation Exteriors installs siding as a CertainTeed Siding Master Pro credentialed contractor, the first company in Minnesota to hold that specific credential.

Siding Installation: Complete tear off and reinstallation, including inspection of the sheathing underneath before new siding goes on.
Siding Repair: Custom, targeted repair for isolated warping, fading, or storm damage that does not require a full replacement yet.
Premium Siding Upgrades: For siding that makes your neighbors stop and stare, from LP SmartSide to James Hardie fiber cement boards and more!
Storm Damage Restoration: Storm damage doesn't discriminate, and sometimes that means your siding needs attention. We can help.

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Your Siding, Explained

Understanding Your Siding As A Full System

Siding is the first line of defense on the vertical surfaces of a house the same way a roof is on the horizontal ones, and the two systems are designed to work together at every edge where they meet. Most homeowners think of siding as the finish layer, the thing that determines curb appeal, but its actual job is directing wind driven rain away from the wall sheathing before it ever reaches the framing. That job gets harder every year siding is exposed to Minnesota's freeze thaw cycles, since the panels themselves expand and contract with temperature swings that most other parts of the exterior do not experience to the same degree. Over time that movement works at the seams and fastening points, which is exactly where failures start. Because siding failure happens behind the panel rather than on its visible surface, it is also one of the easier problems to miss until it has already reached the sheathing.

Important Signs You Should Be Aware Of

Siding is the wall's weather barrier: Water that gets behind failed siding rots wall sheathing the same way an undetected roof leak rots decking, except it often goes longer without being noticed because it is hidden behind the panel itself.
UV exposure and thermal cycling cause warping and buckling: Repeated expansion and contraction through Minnesota's temperature swings breaks the seal at panel seams over time, which is when water starts getting in.
Improperly fastened or mismatched siding can void wind ratings: Manufacturer wind ratings assume a specific fastening pattern and product match, and siding installed outside that standard is more likely to fail in a wind event.
Old siding can hide sheathing problems that affect resale: Buyers and inspectors both look at siding condition as a proxy for what is happening underneath, and worn siding raises questions a seller would rather answer before listing than during a negotiation.

Time To Take A Deeper Look At Your Siding?

After a hail or wind storm: Documenting siding damage promptly matters for the same insurance reporting windows that apply to roof claims. Not sure if you have damage? Send us a message, we'd love to help.
Before or alongside a roof replacement: Bundling siding with a roof project reduces the number of separate disruptions to the property and often streamlines financing and scheduling.
When siding shows fading, chalking, or warping past its useful life: Visible UV wear is usually a sign the panel's protective layer is breaking down, not just a cosmetic issue.

The Perfect Siding Process

For An Elevated Experience, Start To Finish

Step 1: Contact Our Team

Get in touch with our team today to start your journey. We'll assign you a dedicated point of contact to walk you through the entire experience!

Step 2: Detailed Property Assessment

An expert assessment to bring you the peace of mind you've been looking for! We'll leave you with a full report detailing exactly what your home needs. It will also explain areas to watch for in the future to help you plan ahead and stay prepared.

Step 3: Review Your Estimate

Our estimates are free, accurate, and designed to make the entire process pain-free! Your designated project manager will walk you through each line item, ensuring all of your questions are answered in-depth. (p.s. this is the fun part where you get to pick out your colors!)

Step 4: Build Day!

Our production manager will be on site for the duration of your build. You'll receive text updates through-out the process so you always know what's going on above your head!

Step 5: Clean-Up & Final Walk-Through

The only thing we leave behind is a beautiful new home. We stick around to guarantee no debris is left behind, and no money changes hands until you're completely satisfied with your roof!

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FAqs

Common questions Your Neighbors Are asking

How Long Does New Siding Installation Take?

Most residential siding projects take a few days to a week depending on the size of the home and whether trim and fascia work is included. An exact timeline is provided during the estimate process so you know exactly what to expect.

Can I Just Replace A Section Of My Siding?

Partial siding repair or replacement is possible, though matching older siding exactly can be difficult once a product line is discontinued. Elevation Exteriors will tell you honestly whether a section repair or full replacement is the better long term option for your specific siding.

Can Siding Be Replaced Without Touching My Current Roof?

Yes, siding and roofing are independent projects and either can be done on its own. Many homeowners choose to bundle them only when both genuinely need attention around the same time.