Most DFW houses are brick in front and siding everywhere the builder economized — gables, dormers, second stories and rear elevations. That siding, along with fascia and soffits, is what rots first: sun beats on it, sprinklers soak the bottom courses, and any failed caulk line lets water behind the paint. Rot never gets better on its own; it just recruits the boards next to it.
We repair siding by cutting damage back to sound material and replacing it correctly — flashed, gapped and caulked so the water management works — and we re-side elevations or whole houses in fiber cement and comparable modern materials when repair stops being economical. Everything gets primed and painted to match, because bare repairs are just future rot with better intentions.
How we work
One contractor is answerable for the whole scope — from the first demolition day to the final walkthrough.
No handing you between trades, no gap where nobody owns the problem.
What siding work includes
- Rot repair — cut back to sound material, not patched over
- Fascia and soffit replacement
- Fiber cement and wood siding installation
- Flashing and caulking done as water management, not decoration
- Priming and painting to match the house
How the project runs
Call or send the form
Tell us what you're planning and we'll ask the questions that shape a real scope.
On-site evaluation
We measure, assess what's structural and talk through options. The estimate is free.
Written scope & price
Approved by you before anything starts — no verbal budgets.
The build
One schedule, one point of contact, trades sequenced in the right order.
Walkthrough
We write the punch list down and then actually finish it.
Common questions
- Can you replace just the rotted boards?
- Yes — targeted repair is normal work and often all that's needed. We'll also show you why it rotted (sprinkler spray, failed gutter, open joint), because fixing that is what stops the sequel.
- What siding handles Texas weather best?
- Fiber cement is the workhorse here — dimensionally stable in heat, rot-proof and paintable. We'll be straight about where cheaper materials are fine and where they aren't.
Where we do this work
Siding across the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex — Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Allen, Prosper, Dallas, Richardson, Irving, Flower Mound, Southlake, Arlington, Fort Worth, Carrollton, Garland, Lewisville, Grapevine, Coppell, The Colony, Little Elm, Wylie, Rowlett, Addison, Celina, Highland Park and the surrounding metroplex.
Free estimate
Planning siding in DFW?
One experienced contractor, one written scope, one number to call.