Siding

Siding that protects and transforms.

Vinyl, fiber cement and engineered wood siding — installed with proper house wrap and flashing so the water stays out for the next 30 years. The fastest way to change how your home looks and performs.

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What's included

More than new panels.

Siding done right starts behind the panel — with house wrap, proper flashing at every penetration, and trim wrapped to match. Here's what every install includes.

House wrap and moisture barrier
Flashing at windows, doors and penetrations
Soffit, fascia and trim wrapped to match
Insulated backing options
Color consultation before anything ships
Manufacturer + workmanship warranty

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30 YrsExpected service life

Options

Three materials. One right answer for your home.

Vinyl Siding

The most popular choice for good reason: low maintenance, color-stable, and available in dozens of profiles from traditional lap to Dutch lap and board-and-batten. Insulated vinyl adds meaningful R-value and a thicker, wood-like feel underfoot.

Fiber Cement Siding

James Hardie and similar brands give you the look of wood without the rot, pests or repainting every five years. Heavier install, longer payback — and worth it for homeowners who want a 50-year exterior.

Engineered Wood Siding

LP SmartSide and equivalent products combine the warmth of wood aesthetics with a manufactured core that resists moisture, impact and insects better than natural wood.

Soffit, Fascia & Trim

Every siding job includes wrapping the soffit, fascia and trim to match. We don't leave raw wood showing or mismatched materials where they'll fail first.

Our process

Installed right. Sealed tight.

Step 01

Remove old siding

Strip to sheathing, inspect for moisture damage, note any sheathing repairs needed before proceeding.

Step 02

House wrap

Install weather-resistant barrier, flash every opening and penetration correctly before any panels go on.

Step 03

Install panels

Level, straight, with proper overlap and expansion gap for Virginia temperature swings.

Step 04

Trim and inspect

Wrap soffit, fascia and trim, caulk penetrations, clean up completely before leaving.

Real installs

What a proper siding job looks like.

Straight lines, consistent reveals, and proper trim work — that's what separates a good siding job from a great one. These are the details we hold ourselves to on every install.

Plumb and level panels
Correct J-channel at openings
Weep holes at window sills
No visible gaps at seams

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Vinyl siding with shutters and window on a Virginia home

Questions

Straight answers on siding.

Q01How long does siding installation take?

Most single-family homes are completed in two to four days depending on size, existing condition, and whether we're removing old siding. We'll give you a timeline at the estimate.

Q02How much does new siding cost in the Shenandoah Valley?

Vinyl siding typically runs $7–$14 per square foot installed; fiber cement runs $10–$18 or more depending on complexity. Full house projects in Staunton and the surrounding area typically range from $12,000 to $30,000. We provide a free, itemized estimate so there are no surprises.

Q03What's the difference between vinyl and fiber cement?

Vinyl is lighter, faster to install, and nearly maintenance-free. Fiber cement (like James Hardie) is heavier, paintable, and rated to last 50+ years — but costs more upfront. Both are excellent choices; the right pick depends on your budget and how long you plan to stay in the home.

Q04Do you replace the house wrap and flashing, or just the panels?

We do it properly: house wrap and flashing are inspected and replaced as needed on every job. Running new panels over a compromised moisture barrier is how callbacks happen — we don't do it.

Q05Will my energy bills go down with new siding?

Insulated vinyl siding can reduce energy loss through the walls by 20–30% compared to older uninsulated siding. Even non-insulated options improve your home's envelope by eliminating drafts at seams and penetrations.

Q06Can you match my existing siding color or profile?

In most cases, yes — manufacturers carry a wide range of profiles and colors. If you're adding to an existing install, bring us a sample and we'll source the closest match.