Siding
Enhance your home's exterior with durable siding solutions.
Price starts at $7,000
BrowseGive your Seattle home a fresh look with siding installation from RENOVA.
RENOVA provides top-notch siding installation services in Seattle. We offer a straightforward cost sheet with no hidden fees, ensuring the project stays within your budget and is completed in a few days. Our team handles everything, including material procurement and exterior painting if needed, all backed by a warranty.
Offering a wide range of siding services, ranging from siding repair to siding installation. We work with several siding materials, so we can install cedar siding, metal siding, Hardie siding, and vinyl siding. We also provide you with our labor warranty for siding installation. Give us a call for a free siding consultation, where we will recommend the best materials and services.
RENOVA offers a wide range of siding solutions to enhance your home's beauty, energy efficiency, and durability. We provide expert installation and repair services using materials like vinyl, cedar, Hardie siding, aluminum, and stone veneer. Each project is backed by strong warranties, ensuring long-term protection and customer satisfaction. Whether upgrading your home's exterior or restoring existing siding, RENOVA delivers reliable, high-quality results.
Service | Cost Range | Average Cost | Labor Cost | Material Cost |
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Siding Material | $4113 - $7438 | $5775 | $4113 | $1663 |
Installation | $7638 - $13813 | $10725 | $6000 | $4725 |
We’ve turned 3 basements into cozy and useful spots this year. Whether it's a game room, office, or extra bedroom, see how basements can be transformed!
Area:
basement
Timeline:
3 to 6 weeks
We’ve worked on 3 siding projects this year, giving homes a fresh new look and protecting them from the elements. See how we’ve helped spruce up these houses!
Area:
siding
Timeline:
5 to 7 days
Your home’s siding is like its armor, combining durability with aesthetic appeal to create a fortress of comfort and style.
Seattle full siding replacement starts at $10,500 🏠
Our Seattle-based RENOVA siding team does great in providing prompt assistance, whether you need a quick siding fix or a complete overhaul. We've streamlined the entire siding process from offering precise cost estimates to gathering all necessary installation materials, saving you invaluable time. Our detailed consultations ensure you get the best siding material suited for Seattle's climate.
For emergency fixes, simply send us pictures and videos, and we’ll deliver an online cost estimate right away. If the estimate works for you, we’ll gather the required materials to match your existing siding. We ensure same-day repair services once you reach out. Our offerings include siding repairs and installations, featuring metal, aluminum, hardie, and cedar siding. Browse our catalog to find the perfect match for your home, and enjoy our available discounts. Opt for eco-conscious siding materials to minimize your environmental footprint.
Seattle exterior painting with siding repair starts at $8,400 🎨
Combining traditional materials like wood and vinyl with rigid foam insulation, insulated siding offers superior protection against weather elements and minimizes thermal bridging. This additional insulation helps retain heat during Seattle winters while keeping homes cool during the summer, lowering energy costs. Adding insulated siding can cut down heating and cooling expenses by up to 15%, as reported by the U.S. Department of Energy. It not only cuts down on energy bills but also enhances indoor comfort by maintaining a stable indoor temperature and reducing drafts.
Beyond temperature regulation, insulated siding also dampens external noise, creating a peaceful indoor environment. Many brands make use of recyclable materials and focus on durability, supporting sustainability. RENOVA in Seattle offers expert advice on choosing the best materials for your specific requirements. Furthermore, new insulated siding boosts home value, as energy efficiency is a key selling point for prospective buyers.
When it comes to choosing siding for your home, James Hardie and CertainTeed are two of the most prominent names in the industry, each offering distinct advantages. James Hardie is renowned for its fiber cement siding, praised for its durability and resistance to various weather conditions. HardiePlank, the company's flagship product, is particularly popular due to its long-lasting performance and minimal maintenance requirements. Fiber cement, composed of cement, sand, and cellulose fibers, provides a robust and fire-resistant material that withstands extreme weather, including heavy rains, strong winds, and intense heat. Additionally, James Hardie offers a wide range of colors and styles, allowing homeowners to customize their exteriors to match their personal tastes and architectural preferences.
CertainTeed, on the other hand, provides a diverse array of siding options, including vinyl, polymer, and fiber cement, allowing homeowners to choose the best material based on their specific needs and budget. CertainTeed's vinyl siding is particularly well-regarded for its affordability, ease of installation, and low maintenance. The company’s Monogram and Cedar Impressions lines offer realistic wood textures and a broad spectrum of colors, enhancing the aesthetic appeal of homes. Despite its excellent resistance to weather and fire, CertainTeed's fiber cement siding receives less attention than their vinyl options. In terms of overall value, James Hardie’s fiber cement siding typically comes at a higher initial cost but offers superior durability and long-term savings due to its low maintenance and longevity. CertainTeed’s vinyl siding is more budget-friendly upfront and provides good durability and ease of maintenance, making it a practical choice for many homeowners.
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