Storm and limb damage
Cracked, punctured or dislodged panels replaced and matched as closely as the existing run allows, with the realistic match discussed first.
Siding in Medford Township, NJ
Storm and limb damage, moisture at the junctions, and full re-cladding — on houses with wide frontages and a great deal of soffit.
Ask about the walls — (609) 474-9238 In short
A lot of wall, a lot of soffit
Houses on these lots have wide frontages and deep overhangs, which means a great deal of soffit — and the soffit is the whole air intake for the attic above it. A past siding job that fitted solid panels where vented ones belonged is one of the commonest reasons a roof out here cooks.
What is covered
What the work takes in
Soffits and vented panels
Solid panels swapped for vented where the attic needs intake, and the net free area checked rather than assumed.
Moisture at the junctions
Where siding meets the roofline, a window head or a deck ledger — the places water gets behind a wall and stays.
Full re-cladding
Strip, inspect the sheathing and house wrap, make good what is behind, then re-clad with the trim and flashing detailed properly.
Worth knowing
Why matching old siding is hard
Colours fade, product lines are discontinued, and under tree cover one elevation weathers quite differently from another on the same house. We say up front how close a match is realistic, and on a wide frontage the honest answer is sometimes 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 Replacement
A measured tear-off on a large multi-plane roof, decked, dried in and reflashed plane by plane.
Read the page →Roof Inspections
A long look at a long roof, plane by plane and then from underneath, with everything found photographed and written out.
Read the page →Roof Repair
Work on the two or three places a big covering has actually failed, rather than a figure for replacing all eight planes.
Read the page →Roof Leak Repair
Following water back across a wide attic to the plane it is really entering through, which on a roof this size is rarely the obvious one.
Read the page →Storm & Hail Damage Roof Repair
Hail bruising, wind lift and limb strikes located by hand across all eight planes, then written up with dated photographs.
Read the page →Gutters & Downspouts
Long gutter runs under heavy tree cover, which fill faster here than anywhere and take the fascia with them when they do.
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Have the soffits looked at too
If somebody is already checking the attic, the soffits that feed it cost nothing extra to examine.
Ask about the walls — (609) 474-9238