Siding Repair

Roof siding serves both functional and decorative purposes. Your home siding acts as a form of protection for your home. The presence of cracks, gaps, and other defects may put your home at risk as moisture will get into your walls. Siding damage will also affect the insulation and temperature control property of your roof. When left unchecked, siding damage will only get worse and lead to more serious issues and a need for complete replacement. To avoid this, you should prioritize having your siding inspected and repaired as soon as you notice any signs of damages. 
 
Common Causes of Siding Damage
Roof siding may be damaged by various factors. While a lot of these causes are beyond your control, most of them especially those related to poor installation practices can be avoided by hiring professional installers. Failure to paint sidings made of wood and composite materials can cause damage. Similarly, not installing flashing underneath your siding can also lead to rot with time. Wind and moisture are the most common cause of siding damage. Some siding issues may also be as a result of age. With time it is common for siding to fade and lose its color. Cracks and holes may also occur due to years of expansion and contraction. A lot of these damages, especially when discovered early can be fixed to prolong the life of your siding installation. 
 
Siding Repair After Storm Damage 
When a storm occurs, one of the components of your property that may be damaged is the roof siding. Since the siding serves a vital purpose in protecting your building, it is important that you include siding inspection as part of the routine installation after a storm. You should have a professional inspect the various components of your siding and recommend the best way to fix the faults discovered. 
 
Siding Repair Vs Replacement
When it comes to dealing with damaged siding, you can choose to either repair damaged siding or have it replaced entirely with a new one. Although a good idea, a damaged sliding replacement isn’t always necessary. If the damage is minimal and your siding is made of a material that can be easily repaired with good results, then you should consider having it repaired instead of a complete replacement as this is a more cost-effective option. However, if your siding is old or has taken extensive damage, then having it replaced would not be a bad idea. 
 
Get Professional Opinion
Only an expert can truly say if repairing your siding will be feasible and if doing so will be beneficial to your building in the long run. If you notice any signs of damage to your siding, you should consider getting professional opinions about it. When you call for our services, we will take a close look at the siding and recommend the best and most cost-effective way to get it fixed and back in shape.