Siding is the final layer on the exterior walls of a home. It's important to repair damaged siding to safeguard the integrity of a building's structure. It protects a structure against the elements, keeping out rain and snow and providing insulation from the cold. Siding also protects a building's wood framing from mildew and keeps out pests.
Not to mention, repaired or new siding also adds curb appeal and aesthetic value to a home's exterior. The color, type and material of siding define your home's style. Siding professionals can repair water damage, pest damage, dings and dents, large cracks or holes, peeling, mold or mildew, or discoloration.
If you hire a professional to repair your siding, they can help with major siding damage as well as minor cosmetic concerns. They can also identify if the damage is purely cosmetic, or if it's negatively impacting the integrity of your home.