Roofing, Siding & Gutters

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FAQ

Find answers to the most common questions about roofing, siding & gutters.

Install proper flashing, use a drainage plane (house wrap), and leave a 1/4-inch gap between siding and trim for airflow.

At least twice a year (spring and fall). More frequently if surrounded by trees.

Vinyl (easiest to install), fiber cement (durable but heavy), or engineered wood (lightweight and affordable). Avoid brick/stone without experience.

For vinyl, use a zip tool to remove the damaged piece and snap in a replacement. For wood, patch with epoxy or replace the board.

How do I prevent moisture damage behind siding?