When your siding has reached the end of its life — whether it's rotting, warped, failing at the seams, or just holding moisture it shouldn't be — a full replacement is the right move. We install vinyl, cedar, and fiber cement siding for homeowners throughout Tualatin, Portland, Lake Oswego, and the greater Portland metro area, and we match the product to your home's specific exposure, your budget, and how long you plan to stay. James Hardie fiber cement is our most requested product for Pacific Northwest homes and for good reason — it handles Oregon's wet seasons better than almost anything else on the market.

Not every siding problem requires a full tear-off. When the damage is isolated — a section hit by a falling branch, panels that took moisture in one area, or a handful of boards that have simply given out — targeted repair and replacement is often the smarter and more cost-effective call. We assess the full picture before recommending anything, and we'll always tell you honestly when repair makes sense versus when it's just delaying the inevitable.

Wood rot is one of the most common and most underestimated problems on Portland-area homes. By the time you notice soft spots or discoloration on the outside, the damage has often already spread into the sheathing and framing behind the panels. We identify the full extent of the rot before any remediation begins, remove everything that's compromised, treat the exposed framing, and replace it with materials and installation methods that address the moisture source — not just the symptom. If you're seeing bubbling paint, soft spots, or discoloration anywhere on your siding or trim, call us before it spreads further.

A siding system is only as good as what's behind it. The house wrap and moisture barrier underneath your siding is what actually keeps water from reaching your sheathing and framing — and on older Portland-area homes, this layer is often insufficient, improperly lapped, or missing entirely in places. When we replace siding, we always evaluate and address the moisture barrier underneath, because new siding over a failing barrier is money that won't last.

Corner boards, window trim, and door surrounds are the first places water finds its way behind your siding — and the first places wood rot takes hold. We replace deteriorating trim as a standalone service or as part of a larger siding project, using properly primed and sealed materials that hold up to the rain exposure these areas see year after year. It's detail work, and it makes a visible difference in how the finished job looks.

New siding that isn't properly primed and painted won't last nearly as long as it should — especially in the Pacific Northwest where sun, rain, and temperature swings put real stress on exterior finishes. We handle full exterior painting prep including caulking, back-priming where required, and finish coats applied correctly for the product and exposure. If your existing siding is structurally sound but the finish has failed, a proper repaint can add years to its life and dramatically improve how your home presents on the street.