Storm damage to panels
Cracked, punctured or dislodged panels replaced and colour-matched as closely as the existing run allows.
Siding in Voorhees Township, NJ
Wind, hail and water damage to siding, and full re-cladding, done by the crew that is already up a ladder on the same elevation.
Ask about the wall — (856) 830-6889
In short
The same storm usually hits both
Hail that bruises a roof dents and cracks the siding on the windward elevation, and wind that lifts tabs pulls panels loose. Looking at one and ignoring the other means going back up twice.
What is covered
What the work takes in
Water damage at the junctions
Where siding meets the roofline, a window head or a deck ledger, which is where moisture gets behind the wall and stays there.
Full re-cladding
Strip, inspect the sheathing and the house wrap, make good what is behind, then re-clad with the trim and flashing detailed properly.
Trim, corners and fascia
The pieces that fail first and get patched worst, usually because somebody tried to caulk their way out of a flashing problem.
Worth knowing
Why matching old siding is hard
Colours fade, product lines are discontinued, and a replacement panel out of the same box as the original will still look newer than its neighbours. We say up front how close a match is realistic, and sometimes the honest answer is to re-clad one elevation rather than spot a repair into the middle of it.
Also on the list
The rest of what this crew does
Roof Inspections
An hour on the slopes and a second half-hour underneath, ending in a written list of what is wrong and what merely looks it.
Read the page →Storm & Hail Damage Roof Repair
Bruising and wind damage found by hand on the slope, documented properly, and repaired before the next season opens it up.
Read the page →Roof Repair
Boots, flashing, ridge cap and wind-lifted tabs dealt with individually, so a sound covering is not stripped off over four bad square feet.
Read the page →Roof Leak Repair
Chasing a drip uphill from the mark on your plaster to the opening that let it in, usually some distance away.
Read the page →Roof Replacement
A full tear-off to the deck, every board walked, and the covering rebuilt in order from ice-and-water up to the ridge.
Read the page →Gutters & Downspouts
Rainwater taken clear of the fascia and the foundation, which is half of what stops a wall quietly rotting behind the gutter.
Read the page →Same visit
Have the walls looked at too
If somebody is inspecting the roof anyway, the elevation below it costs nothing extra to examine.
Ask about the wall — (856) 830-6889