Siding Installation and Repair

The primary purpose of siding is to provide a layer of protection over the existing fabric of your home. By protecting the walls from extreme weather siding can protect the lifespan of your structure. 

Siding comes in a wide range of materials, including timber,  concrete, vinyl, metal, and fibre cement. The final choice of material comes down to a range of factors, including a budget, personal preference, aesthetics, the type of weather protection needed, the type of building under consideration (including size, aspect and use), the level of maintenance that is preferred and whether additional insulation is needed.

Siding also adds considerable curb appeal. Depending on the style you opt for and the type of building you have, siding can transform your frontage into something amazing. 

Depending on the type of siding you select, there are potentially dozens of different colours and designs to choose from. Vinyl siding in particular comes in an enormous range of palettes.

Siding is an excellent choice due to its low maintenance requirements, design choices and range of colours. 

Fibre cement is durable and requires minimal maintenance and come in an abundance of colours .

Siding comes in a wide range of materials, including timber, stucco, concrete, vinyl, metal, asphalt, brick and fibre cement. The final choice of material comes down to a range of factors, including a budget, personal preference, aesthetics, the type of weather protection needed, the type of building under consideration (including size, aspect and use), the level of maintenance that is preferred and whether additional insulation is needed.

Vinyl sidings are an economical choice that provide excellent weatherproofing. Unfortunately, if not fitted correctly properties can experience problems with damp between the vinyl and the wall, as well as being prone to cracking. Some people don’t like the vinyl aesthetic, so the impact on house price may be negative if you intend to sell up.

Fibre cement is durable and requires minimal maintenance once in position. Unfortunately, it’s a heavy material that can be tricky to install, so not suitable in some cases.

We will discuss your siding requirements with you in order to ascertain which material is going to work best for you.

This is a difficult question to answer as it depends on the type of siding, the type of property and, to an extent, individual opinion. This is particularly the case with a residential property, where aesthetics are important. Vinyl siding is typically a choice that can stir up extremes of opinion when installed on a domestic property.

Some people love vinyl siding due to its low maintenance requirements and range of colours. Others loathe vinyl siding because they prefer a natural, traditional look to their property.

That said, the condition of the property (and the siding) is usually much more important to a buyer than aesthetics. Provided your siding has been well installed and is kept in good condition, it’s likely that it will add value to your property.

In commercial properties, sound siding is usually an investment, subject to being correctly installed so that problems with condensation or dampness don’t crop up. 

This is a difficult question to answer as it depends on the type of siding, the type of property and, to an extent, individual opinion. This is particularly the case with a residential property, where aesthetics are important. Vinyl siding is typically a choice that can stir up extremes of opinion when installed on a domestic property.

Some people love vinyl siding due to its low maintenance requirements and range of colours. Others loathe vinyl siding because they prefer a natural, traditional look to their property. If you’re trying to sell a property with vinyl siding, you can expect some people to be put off rather than attracted.

That said, the condition of the property (and the siding) is usually much more important to a buyer than aesthetics. Provided your siding has been well installed and is kept in good condition, it’s likely that it will add value to your property.

In commercial properties, sound siding is usually an investment, subject to being correctly installed so that problems with condensation or dampness don’t crop up.