Siding replacement in Hudson and nearby towns
Siding is what our crews have done every day since 2015. We handle the full job, from tearing off the old siding to the last piece of trim, with new house wrap and flashing underneath.
Every siding job, in the order we do it
The parts you can't see after the job decide how long your siding lasts. Here's what happens on your house.
Permit and material order
We pull the building permit your town requires and order all materials, so everything is on site when the crew starts.
Tear-off and disposal
We strip the old siding down to the sheathing and haul everything away.
Sheathing inspection
We check the wall underneath for rot and soft spots and show you anything we find before fixing it.
New house wrap
A weather-resistant barrier goes over the whole wall, lapped and taped so water runs out, not in.
Window and door flashing
Every opening gets flashing tape and head flashing, the most common place for leaks.
Trim and corners
New corner posts, window trim, J-channel and soffit transitions, fitted to the new siding.
Siding installation
Installed to the manufacturer's specs so your warranty stays valid.
Cleanup
Daily cleanup, and a magnetic sweep of the yard and driveway for nails at the end.
Final walkthrough
We walk the house with you and adjust anything you're not happy with before we call it done.
Which siding is right for your home?
| Material | Typical lifespan | Upkeep | Good fit for |
|---|---|---|---|
| VinylCertainTeed and Mastic | 20–40 years | Wash once a year | Best value, huge color range, low maintenance |
| Fiber cementJames Hardie | 30–50 years | Repaint every 10–15 years | Colonials and historic homes, fire and rot resistant |
| CedarClapboard or shingles | 20–40 years | Stain or paint every 4–7 years | Classic New England character, natural wood |
Pick the profile that fits your house
Clapboard / lap
The classic New England look. Horizontal boards, each overlapping the one below.
Dutch lap
Lap siding with a groove along the top of each board for deeper shadow lines.
Board & batten
Tall vertical boards with narrow battens. Popular on farmhouse styles, gables and accents.
Shingle / shake
Staggered shingles for a Cape Cod or coastal look, on the whole house or just the gables.
Signs your siding needs replacing
- Cracked, warped or loose boardsOften after a hard winter or a windstorm.
- Soft or rotting spotsPush on the siding near window sills and the bottom row.
- Peeling paint or stains insideWater may be getting behind the siding into the walls.
- Faded color that won't wash offVinyl and old paint chalk and fade after years of sun.
- Drafty rooms and high heating billsOld siding with no wrap underneath lets cold air in.
Get a free siding inspection
If you're seeing any of these signs, we'll come out, check your siding and the wall behind it, and tell you what it really needs.
Book a free inspectionSiding FAQ
How long does a siding job take?
Most homes take one to two weeks, depending on the size of the house, the material and the weather. Once you sign your contract, you'll get a start date and an expected finish date.
Do I need to be home during the work?
No. We need access to the outside of the house and an outlet for power. We walk the job with you on day one and at the end, and keep you updated in between.
Do you handle the building permit?
Yes. We pull the permit your town requires and schedule any inspections.
Can you match siding on just one side of the house?
Sometimes. If your current siding is still made, we can often match it. Older or faded siding is harder to match, and we'll tell you honestly at the measure whether a partial job will look right.
Is the estimate really free?
Yes. The on-site measurement and written quote are both free. There's no obligation.
Get your exact price
Tell us about your project and we'll schedule a free on-site measurement.