Siding damage can involve a surface panel, trim, fasteners or material behind it. A site assessment helps identify the affected area and whether matching materials are available.
Bring any product information or photos from the original work. Ask whether a matching section is available and what the crew needs to check around the opening or transition before pricing the repair.
If you have a gutter, fascia or siding concern, tell Dekoven Roofing what you observed and ask about an assessment.
Siding damage can be local or widespread. A repair may be enough if the rest is sound.
Older siding may have faded, so new pieces can stand out. Ask how the crew will blend the repair, whether the exact product is still made and what the alternatives are.
Moisture behind siding is the larger concern. If boards or sheathing are damp or soft, the cause of the water should be found and corrected, or the new siding will fail the same way.
What lies behind the siding? How will the repaired area be blended? What is the cost difference between repair and replacement?
It depends on availability.
Ask the office what they handle.
It can let water behind the wall.
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