Full Exterior Remodels

We start with the look you want and the condition of the existing exterior. Siding styles, trim, roof-edge details and paint colors work best when they are planned together. We explain the materials, preparation and installation included in your estimate so you can make a practical choice.

When old siding comes off, we can see the sheathing and backing behind it. We address damaged areas and plan the wrap, flashing and sealing around windows, doors, lights and vents. The finished surface depends on these less visible details, too.

Window replacement can be planned within a larger James Hardie siding project. If insulation upgrades make sense for the home, the time while the walls are open is an opportunity to consider them. Our detailed guides explain the options and when they fit into a siding project.

A full exterior refresh

This project was a full exterior refresh centered around clean lines and long-term durability. We installed James Hardie Board & Batten Siding paired with PGT impact-rated windows, giving the home a sharper, more modern look while improving storm protection.

To enhance the entry, we reframed the window above the front door to allow for a larger unit, which brought in more natural light and gave the front elevation a more balanced feel. We also removed the original stucco near grade to provide proper clearance, an important detail for the finished exterior.

To finish everything out the right way, we installed new James Hardie soffit and fascia, then painted to match the homeowner’s preferences. It all came together clean, consistent, and built to hold up the way it should.

Trim & Exterior Details

Trim around windows, doors and corners creates clean transitions and gives the siding structure. Starter trim at the base, frieze boards where the siding meets the soffit and belly bands between sections can make the exterior feel more finished and intentional. We coordinate these details with the siding style and roofline.

Maintenance & Care

How well a finish holds up depends on the coating, preparation, exposure and maintenance. Occasional rinsing and small touch-ups for scuffed areas are part of the upkeep discussed in our exterior-paint guide. If you notice peeling paint, loose siding or deteriorated trim, we can help you look at the condition and decide what needs attention.

Explore the detailed guides: Siding, Soffit & Fascia and Exterior Paint.