Siding takes the same weather the roof does. When hail or a hard wind comes through greater Houston, the roof gets the attention, but the walls on the side the storm came from were hit too. Panels crack, pieces work loose at the corners, and a section that was fine last spring starts letting water in behind it. Roofshire Construction replaces and repairs siding on homes across the Houston area, and a lot of that work happens on the same job as a new roof.
Doing both at once makes sense for a simple reason: you deal with one contractor and one schedule, and the trim where the roof meets the wall gets finished once, as part of one plan for both. If you only need the siding, that is fine too. We will come out, look at the walls, and give you a free estimate for what the house actually needs.
We are a roofing contractor first, so the first thing we usually ask about is the roof. It is a practical question. Water that gets behind siding often starts higher up, at a gutter that overflows or flashing that has pulled away, and new siding under an old leak just hides the problem for a while.
What Our Siding Work Covers
Full siding replacement
When the siding is cracked, warped or failing across whole walls, patching it piece by piece stops making sense. On a full replacement we take off the old siding, fix what we find underneath and install the new siding, with the corners, trim and edges finished. Taking the old siding off is also the moment to see what has been going on behind it, and we tell you what we find.
Siding repair
Not every wall needs to come off. A few damaged panels on one side of the house, a section knocked loose in a wind storm, or a spot where something hit the wall can often be repaired. We will tell you honestly whether a repair makes sense, or whether the damage runs far enough that you would be paying twice by patching now and replacing later.
Siding on the upper floor of a two-story home
Many two-story homes have brick on the ground floor and siding on the second floor and gables. Those upper walls are the hardest to see from the yard and the hardest for a homeowner to check, so damage there tends to go unseen the longest. Our crew works those walls from ladders and gets the details right where the siding meets the brick below and the roof above.
Choosing the material
Whatever material you are leaning toward, we will talk through the options with you before we price the job: how it looks against the rest of the house, how it holds up to the weather here, and what it means for the budget. If your HOA has rules about color or style, bring them to the conversation. One customer wrote that we worked with their HOA on their roof.
Siding and the Roof: Why We Look at Both
The roof and the walls meet at the eaves, the gables and anywhere a lower roof runs into a wall. Those joints are where leaks hide. A wall that shows water stains on the inside is often blamed on the siding, when the water actually got in at the roof edge or through flashing that was never sealed properly. When we come out for siding, we look at those joints and tell you what we see, so you are not paying to fix the wrong thing.
It works the other way too. If you are getting a roof replacement, it is worth asking whether the siding took the same beating. And because rain that misses the gutter ends up running down the wall, new gutters often belong in the same conversation. One customer had their new roof and gutters done together on a two-story house, and putting the siding on that list is a natural next step.
If you think a storm did the damage, start with a free roof inspection. We will look at the roof and the walls, show you what we find, and explain how the insurance claim process works if you are thinking about one. Whether to file is your decision, and the claim is between you and your insurance company. If your insurer approves the work, we do it to the approved scope. More on that is on our hail and storm damage page.
Sometimes the problem is behind the siding rather than on it. If the wall framing or sheathing has rotted where water sat for years, that has to be fixed before new siding goes up. We can take care of that through our framing work. We tell you what we find.
Why Houston Homeowners Use Roofshire for Siding
- Roof and walls on one job. One contractor and one schedule when the siding goes on with a new roof.
- A free estimate first. We look at the walls, tell you whether a repair or a replacement makes sense, and price only the work the house needs.
- We stay in touch until it is done. We stay in touch at every step until the job is done, so you are never left guessing.
- The site gets cleaned up. The crew cleans up the site when the work is finished.
- Hablamos español. Tell us when you call.
- 5.0 on Google from 36 reviews. Read what homeowners have said about working with us below and on Google.
To get started, call (832) 995-0575 or send the form on our contact page. We are open Monday through Saturday, 10 AM to 6 PM.