Pine Siding Contractors

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"... he’s a general contractor. we’ve used him many times. we don’t know how much we spent on his services. we’re not sure of the price. it would have probably been about $50. he’s next..."

"... out. he listens to what the consumer has to say & included me in all decisions that needed to be made. there was a certain kind of trim color i wanted & they consulted with me about this...."

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Should I remove rotted boards before installing new siding?

Failing to remove rotted boards before installing new siding can lead to mold and mildew issues. (Photo courtesy of Angie's List member Janet B. of Williamsburg, Ohio)

Angie Hicks responds to a member who wants to know if she should remove the old, slightly rotted siding before installing new siding on her home.

The role of siding in energy efficiency

Siding, like this siding installed by Homefix in Aug. 2012, plays an important role in a home's energy efficiency. (Photo courtesy of Homefix Corp.)

While most energy-efficiency improvements focus on upgrades such as insulation, don't forget that a home's siding is also important.

How to make wood siding last longer

Properly installed, wood siding can be a very durable home exterior material choice. (Photo courtesy of Angie's List member Matthew D. of Wichita, Kans.)

Under normal conditions, wood siding only loses a 1/8-inch every 100 years. Read these tips to make your home's wood siding last longer. But that kind of durability relies on proper installation and ideal conditions.

Ask Angie: Tips for replacing vinyl and aluminum siding

Many homeowners choose vinyl siding due to its low cost and minimal upkeep.

Angie hicks responds to a member question about partial siding replacement, filing an insurance claim and whether it's possible to match existing aluminum siding with new vinyl siding.

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Pine Siding Contractors Reviews

"... and ripped apart. they replaced the old siding and it made my house look brand new. the workers were punctual and prompt. they cleaned up the tore up siding and stored it in their big dumpster...."

"... haven't been any problems, and the job looks good. ..."