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When your siding is installed correctly with the right materials, you stop worrying about the next storm. Your energy bills drop because your home is properly sealed. Your property value increases—homeowners typically recoup 80% of their siding investment.
You get decades of protection without constant maintenance calls. No more painting every few years or dealing with warped, cracked panels after every weather event. Just a home that looks great and performs even better, year after year.
The difference is in the installation and material choice. Coastal homes need siding that resists humidity, salt air, and high winds—not just whatever looks good at the hardware store.
We’ve been installing siding in Brock Hall and across Maryland’s Eastern Shore for over three decades. We’re not newcomers trying to figure out what works in coastal conditions—we’ve seen every type of weather damage and know exactly which materials and installation methods actually last.
As a GAF Master Elite contractor, we rank among the top 2% of contractors nationwide. That certification isn’t just a badge—it means enhanced warranties on your siding that cover both materials and workmanship. We’re also BBB Accredited with an A+ rating and fully licensed with the Maryland Home Improvement Commission.
Being family-owned means we’re not going anywhere. When you need service five years from now, we’ll still be here. Our reputation in this community depends on every job we complete.
First, we inspect your current siding and assess what you’re dealing with. We look for moisture damage, structural issues, and areas where previous work wasn’t done right. You get a detailed estimate that covers everything—no surprise costs later.
Next, we help you choose the right siding material for your specific situation. Vinyl for low maintenance, fiber cement for maximum durability, or wood for traditional appeal. We explain the pros and cons of each option based on your home’s exposure to salt air and weather patterns.
Installation starts with proper preparation—moisture barriers, insulation upgrades if needed, and ensuring everything meets local building codes for wind resistance. Our crews handle the installation with attention to details that prevent future problems. We clean up completely and walk through the finished work with you before considering the job done.
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In Brock Hall’s climate, not every siding material makes sense. We specialize in options that handle humidity, salt air, and the wind conditions you face here. Vinyl siding offers excellent weather resistance with minimal maintenance—it won’t rot, rust, or need regular painting. Fiber cement provides superior durability and fire resistance while mimicking the look of wood without the upkeep.
For homeowners who want natural wood appearance, we install engineered wood products that resist moisture better than traditional wood siding. All our materials come with UV-resistant coatings to prevent fading from Maryland’s intense summer sun.
We also handle the details that matter for coastal installations—proper flashing, wind-resistant fastening systems, and installation techniques that prevent water intrusion. These aren’t extras—they’re necessities for siding that actually lasts in this environment. Every installation includes compliance with local building codes for wind resistance and water protection.
Siding costs depend on your home’s size, the material you choose, and any repairs needed to the underlying structure. In Maryland, vinyl siding typically ranges from $4,000 to $6,000 for an average home, while fiber cement costs more but lasts longer with less maintenance.
Labor costs in our area run $40-75 per hour, and complex jobs or multi-story homes may need special equipment. If we need to remove old siding, that adds $1-2 per square foot. Adding insulation behind new siding boosts energy efficiency but increases cost by $1-3 per square foot.
We provide detailed, transparent estimates so you know exactly what you’re paying for. No hidden fees or surprise costs after we start work.
For Brock Hall’s coastal conditions, vinyl and fiber cement siding perform best. Vinyl resists salt air and humidity while requiring almost no maintenance—no painting, no rot, and warranties up to 40 years. It handles Maryland’s hot summers and cold winters without warping or fading.
Fiber cement offers maximum durability and fire resistance. It looks like wood but won’t rot, warp, or attract insects. The downside is higher upfront cost and the need for periodic painting every 10-15 years.
We don’t recommend basic wood siding for coastal homes unless you’re prepared for regular maintenance. The salt air and humidity cause problems that engineered wood products are designed to avoid.
Most siding installations take 1-2 weeks depending on your home’s size and complexity. Single-story homes go faster than multi-story houses that require more equipment and safety measures. Weather can cause delays—we won’t install siding in rain or high winds.
The timeline also depends on whether we’re removing old siding first. Complete tear-off and replacement takes longer than installing over existing siding (where appropriate). Complex architectural details like dormers, bay windows, or decorative trim add time but are necessary for proper installation.
We schedule projects to minimize disruption to your daily routine. Our crews arrive on time, work efficiently, and clean up completely each day. You’ll know the timeline upfront and we’ll communicate any changes immediately.
Yes, we work directly with insurance companies to help homeowners navigate storm damage claims. We document damage thoroughly with photos and detailed assessments that insurance adjusters need to process your claim quickly.
Our experience with insurance work means we know what documentation they require and how to present repair estimates that get approved. We can meet with adjusters on-site to walk through damage and ensure nothing gets missed—like hail damage that’s not immediately obvious.
We handle the paperwork and coordinate timing so repairs happen as soon as your claim is approved. This isn’t a side service—storm damage restoration is a major part of our business, and we’ve helped hundreds of Eastern Shore homeowners through the insurance process.
As a GAF Master Elite contractor, we offer enhanced warranties that cover both materials and workmanship. Material warranties vary by manufacturer—vinyl siding typically comes with 20-40 year warranties, while fiber cement offers 30-50 year coverage.
Our workmanship warranty covers installation defects and ensures proper performance. If something goes wrong due to our installation, we fix it at no charge. This includes any related work needed to correct the problem.
Being GAF Master Elite certified means we meet strict requirements for licensing, insurance, and professional training. Only the top 2% of contractors nationwide earn this certification, and it allows us to offer stronger warranty protection than standard contractors can provide.
Several signs indicate siding replacement is necessary: visible warping, cracking, or loose panels; paint that’s peeling or fading despite recent touch-ups; moisture or drafts coming through walls; and higher energy bills due to poor insulation.
In coastal Maryland, also watch for salt damage, which appears as white residue or corrosion around fasteners. Fungus or mold growth on siding surfaces indicates moisture problems that won’t resolve without replacement.
We provide free inspections to assess your siding’s condition and explain your options. Sometimes repairs are sufficient, but if damage is widespread or the siding is near the end of its expected lifespan, replacement makes more financial sense than ongoing repairs.
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