Burnet Siding Contractors

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"... have put the roof on in december. it's too cold for the caulk and other products to set up. i think they did a good job considering the conditions they did the work in...."

"... us in after hours. we bought the materials and he provided the labor and expertise. floor looks great. ..."

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Sosa General Construction fixes rotting trim for good

"Instead of replacing rotted trim with more wood that would eventually rot, they suggested using HardieTrim boards. The trim looks great, and now I know it will last a long time."

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.

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Burnet Siding Contractors Reviews

"... proof up to 160 miles an hour. they were very good. they were more expensive, but i haven't had any problem with it and we've had hail twice. it looked just like the day they've put it on. the man that came out was very nice and they had..."

"... returned calls and explained procedure. came and did job when he stated he would, courteous, worked efficiently...."

"... prompt, thorough, helpful. cleaned up after cleaning roof and gutters (better than anyone else we ever have had.) hired him to come 2 times a year and to repair gutters and remove screens. price extremely reasonable. very pleased with the service, personnel, price...."

"... because he was doing work for someone else in our neighborhood. he came out later that week and cleaned out gutters and roof. he is currently working on refinishing our deck...."