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You’re not just getting new siding—you’re getting peace of mind. When Maryland’s unpredictable weather hits, your home stays dry, comfortable, and energy-efficient. No more worrying about moisture damage creeping behind failing siding or watching your energy bills climb because old materials can’t keep conditioned air inside.
Quality siding installation means you wake up after storms knowing your biggest investment is protected. Your neighbors notice the difference too—fresh siding transforms your home’s curb appeal instantly, often adding significant value to your property.
The right siding contractor makes all the difference between a job that lasts decades and one that starts showing problems in a few years. You deserve installation that’s done right the first time.
We’ve spent over 30 years learning exactly what works on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. As a family-owned business, we understand that your home isn’t just a structure—it’s where your family builds memories and finds safety.
Our GAF Master Elite certification puts us in the top 2% of contractors nationwide, which means enhanced warranties and proven expertise you can count on. When Hurricane Isabel hit the Eastern Shore in 2003 causing hundreds of millions in damage, contractors like us were the ones homeowners turned to for reliable repairs and rebuilds.
Living and working in this region means we know how saltwater, temperature swings, and severe storms affect different siding materials. That local knowledge translates into recommendations that actually make sense for your specific situation and budget.
Your siding project starts with an honest assessment of your home’s current condition and your goals. We examine what’s working, what isn’t, and what hidden issues might need attention before new siding goes up—because surprises during installation help nobody.
Next comes material selection based on your home’s style, your maintenance preferences, and your budget. Whether you’re drawn to low-maintenance vinyl, the natural beauty of wood, or the durability of fiber cement, you’ll understand exactly what you’re getting and why it makes sense for Eastern Shore conditions.
Installation happens efficiently with attention to proper preparation, weatherproofing details, and cleanup. Our crew protects your landscaping, handles permit requirements, and ensures every piece fits correctly. When we’re finished, your home looks great and you have the warranties and documentation to back up the quality of work.
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Eastern Shore homes face conditions most contractors never see—salt air, temperature swings of 20-30 degrees in a single week, and storms that can dump massive amounts of rain in short periods. Your siding choice needs to handle all of that while looking good and staying within budget.
Vinyl siding offers excellent value and virtually no maintenance, making it popular with homeowners who want protection without ongoing upkeep costs. Fiber cement provides superior durability and fire resistance, ideal for homes in areas prone to severe weather. Wood siding delivers classic beauty but requires more maintenance to perform well in coastal conditions.
We help you weigh these options based on your home’s exposure, your long-term plans, and what matters most to you. We’ve seen how different materials perform over decades of Eastern Shore weather, so our recommendations come from real experience rather than sales pitches.
Siding installation costs typically range from $5,000 to $15,000 for most Hillsboro homes, though the final price depends on your home’s size, the materials you choose, and any prep work needed. Vinyl siding generally runs $4.50 to $8.20 per square foot installed, while fiber cement costs more upfront but offers superior durability.
The investment makes financial sense when you consider that quality siding replacement delivers an average 75-80% return on investment when you sell your home. More importantly, new siding can reduce your energy bills by improving your home’s air tightness and insulation performance.
We provide detailed written estimates that break down material and labor costs so you understand exactly what you’re paying for. We also help homeowners explore insurance coverage options when storm damage is involved, which can significantly reduce out-of-pocket costs.
Eastern Shore conditions demand siding that can handle salt air, extreme temperature swings, heavy precipitation, and strong winds from coastal storms. Fiber cement siding performs exceptionally well here because it resists moisture, won’t rot or warp, and stands up to impact damage from storm debris.
Vinyl siding also works well for Eastern Shore homes, especially higher-quality products designed for extreme weather zones. It won’t corrode from salt exposure and requires minimal maintenance, which appeals to many homeowners. Wood siding can look beautiful but needs regular maintenance and proper installation details to prevent moisture problems.
The key isn’t just the material—it’s proper installation with attention to weatherproofing, drainage, and ventilation. We have three decades of experience with what actually works in this specific climate, so our material recommendations come from seeing how different products perform over time rather than theoretical advantages.
Most siding installations take 3-7 days depending on your home’s size, complexity, and weather conditions. Simple ranch homes with minimal architectural details move faster than multi-story homes with dormers, bay windows, or intricate trim work that requires careful cutting and fitting.
Weather plays a significant role in scheduling since siding installation requires dry conditions for proper adhesion and sealing. We monitor forecasts carefully and communicate any necessary schedule adjustments upfront rather than leaving you wondering when work will resume.
The timeline also depends on whether old siding needs removal and what condition the underlying structure is in. Sometimes discovering and addressing hidden moisture damage or insulation issues adds time to the project, but fixing these problems during siding installation prevents much bigger headaches later.
Yes, we work directly with insurance companies to streamline the claims process for storm-damaged siding. We document damage thoroughly, provide detailed repair estimates that insurance adjusters understand, and handle the paperwork that makes claims processing smoother for homeowners.
Our experience with insurance work means we know what documentation insurance companies need and how to present damage assessments in ways that support your claim. This can make the difference between a claim that gets approved quickly and one that drags on for months with requests for additional information.
Storm damage often reveals underlying issues that weren’t visible before—like moisture intrusion or structural problems behind the siding. We identify these issues early and work with insurance adjusters to ensure necessary repairs are covered rather than becoming surprise expenses later in the project.
We provide comprehensive warranties that cover both materials and workmanship, with specific terms depending on the siding material you choose. Our GAF Master Elite certification allows us to offer enhanced warranties that go beyond standard manufacturer coverage, giving you additional protection for your investment.
Material warranties typically range from 20 years to lifetime coverage depending on the product, while workmanship warranties cover installation quality for multiple years. The key advantage of working with a certified contractor is that warranty claims get handled efficiently rather than becoming disputes between you and the manufacturer.
Proper installation is crucial for warranty coverage—many siding problems that homeowners assume are covered actually result from installation errors that void manufacturer warranties. Our certification and experience mean your installation meets all manufacturer requirements, so your warranties provide real protection when you need them.
Sometimes new siding can go over existing materials, but only when the current siding is flat, solidly attached, and free from moisture damage or structural issues. We carefully inspect existing siding before making this recommendation because installing over damaged materials can trap moisture and create bigger problems down the road.
Removing old siding adds to project costs but often reveals issues that need attention—like inadequate insulation, moisture damage, or structural problems that weren’t visible from the outside. Addressing these issues during siding replacement prevents future headaches and ensures your new siding performs as intended.
The decision depends on your home’s specific condition, local building codes, and what makes the most sense for long-term performance. We explain the pros and cons of each approach so you can make an informed decision based on your situation rather than just the lowest upfront cost.
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