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Siding · Dublin & nearby suburbs

A fresh exterior.
A considered finish.

Siding repair, replacement and installation, with material choices that suit your home and attention to what sits behind the finished surface.

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Blue engineered wood siding with contrasting exterior details — material example
Siding material example · Not a Reformation project

The work

Localized repairs, full replacement or siding that connects an addition to your home.

Pricing

Material, wall area, trim and conditions behind the siding shape the price.

Start here

Tell us about damage or the look you want. Request a siding estimate.

Begin with your home

Change the look.
Address the condition.

Sometimes the goal is a new color and profile. Sometimes cracked panels, worn boards or moisture concerns bring the project into focus. We look at both the appearance and the work needed underneath.

01 / Repair

Work where it’s needed.

Assess localized damage, loose sections and trim concerns. Review material availability and the condition of adjacent areas before settling on a targeted repair.

02 / Replace

Rethink the exterior.

Plan removal and replacement around the wall assembly, material selection and trim. Discuss how concealed damage will be handled if removal reveals additional work.

03 / Add & coordinate

Connect old and new.

Install siding for remodels and additions with a plan for transitions, profiles and colors. Consider the whole elevation so new work feels connected to the existing home.

Find your exterior palette

Material. Profile.
Color. Character.

Compare the look you want with the installation requirements and care each product needs. We help you choose the siding and finishing details together.

Vinyl siding panels in light green finish. Material example.

Vinyl siding

Color and profile choices for an exterior refresh. We review panel style, trim, transitions and how the selected product fits your home.

Consider: profile, color, panel movement and finish details.

Dark fiber cement siding in Hardie board chevron pattern. Material example.

Fiber cement

Defined lines and a wood-inspired appearance, including Hardie-style products. Finish selection, clearances and installation details are part of the plan.

Consider: finish, supporting wall conditions and manufacturer requirements.

Engineered wood siding in dark blue finish above stone foundation. Material example.

Engineered wood

Wood-inspired texture with options such as LP-style siding and trim. Coordinate the profile, finish and detailing as one exterior palette.

Consider: coating, cut-edge treatment and ongoing care.

Material examples shown for comparison, not as completed Reformation projects.

Additional materials & accents

More ways to make it yours.

Combine textures thoughtfully or explore a different finish. Suitability, scope and product availability are confirmed for your home.

Cedar lap & shake

Natural wood texture for full elevations or accents. Discuss finish choices, moisture detailing and the maintenance plan that suits your home.

Steel & aluminum siding

Metal profiles for suitable homes and exterior designs. Panel layout, transitions and movement details depend on the selected system.

Brick veneer accents

An option for selected elevations or architectural accents. Supporting conditions, drainage and flashing need to be planned with the surrounding wall assembly.

Stone & stone veneer accents

Texture for entries, lower walls and other focal points. Coordinate transitions and moisture-management details with adjacent materials.

Composite shakes & panels

Shake-inspired profiles and panel options for gables, accents or larger areas. Product selection determines the finish choices, installation requirements and care.

Behind the finished look

The wall deserves
as much attention.

Siding is one part of the exterior wall. Moisture-management details, openings and transitions need to be considered with the selected product and existing construction.

  1. Review the supporting surface

    Assess exposed sheathing and underlying conditions during removal. Identify and agree on needed repairs before covering affected areas.

  2. Plan water-management details

    Coordinate the weather-resistive barrier, flashing and drainage details appropriate to the wall assembly. Pay attention to windows, doors, penetrations and roof-to-wall connections.

  3. Finish transitions deliberately

    Plan corners, starter and termination details, material changes and required clearances. Install and finish according to the selected product’s requirements.

The details you’ll notice

Bring the exterior
together.

The trim can change the way the whole home reads. We consider proportions, transitions and existing features before treating any one finish as a separate decision.

Profile & direction

Explore lap, vertical, shake and panel styles, including where a change in texture can highlight a gable or entry.

Trim & openings

Coordinate window and door surrounds, corners and accent details with the siding’s scale and color.

Soffit, fascia & drainage

Review adjacent components and define any repairs or replacement in the scope. Coordinate gutters where the work overlaps.

Explore gutter work ↗

Roof & masonry

Consider the materials staying in place so the new siding palette works with the rest of the home.

Your siding project

A clear scope.
A planned installation.

Exterior measurements help define wall areas, openings, trim and material quantities. Site conditions and selections complete the picture for your estimate.

Tell us about your exterior ↗
01

Assess & select

Review the condition, priorities and material options. Confirm the agreed scope, finish choices, exclusions and how potential concealed repairs will be addressed.

02

Prepare & install

Plan access, protection, deliveries and disposal. Sequence removal, agreed wall preparation, siding and trim with regular project communication.

03

Clean up & walk through

Remove project debris, complete cleanup and review finishing details together. Provide applicable care information and warranty details.

After wind or hail

Start with documented findings.

We can assess visible siding damage and prepare a proposed repair scope. Coverage decisions remain with your insurer under your policy.

Insurance-related repairs ↗

Siding in Dublin & nearby suburbs

Questions before
the first panel.

Our residential focus includes Dublin, Powell, New Albany, Westerville, Delaware, Upper Arlington and Gahanna. Tell us the project street address and what you’re planning. We verify the building jurisdiction before scheduling. We currently do not accept projects within City of Columbus building jurisdiction.

Should I repair the siding or replace it?

A localized issue may be repairable if the surrounding material and wall are in suitable condition. Broader deterioration, repeated moisture concerns or a larger exterior redesign may call for replacement. We review what is visible, discuss your goals and explain the proposed scope.

Can new siding match my existing siding?

We can investigate available profiles and colors, but age, fading and discontinued products can make an exact match difficult. We discuss the visible differences and options such as replacing a complete elevation before you decide.

What if you find rot behind the siding?

Concealed conditions may become visible only after removal. If damaged sheathing or other repairs are needed beyond the agreed scope, we document the findings and discuss the work and cost before proceeding with those additions.

How much will my siding project cost?

Wall area, material, removal, access, trim, openings and underlying conditions all affect the price. We use measurements and a defined scope to prepare your estimate, then clarify selections, allowances, exclusions and any remaining assumptions.

Can you help choose colors and profiles?

Yes. We discuss how the siding works with the roof, windows, doors, masonry and trim. Material samples and available product information help narrow the choices. Confirm the selected colors and finishes before ordering.

Does siding replacement include soffit, fascia or gutters?

Only when those items are included in the agreed scope. We review their condition and connection to the siding so needed work can be coordinated. The proposal should identify which components are being replaced, repaired or retained.

Can you assess siding after storm damage?

Yes. We can document visible conditions and prepare a proposed repair scope. If you open an insurance claim, project documentation can support the discussion; your insurer determines coverage under your policy.

What maintenance and warranty apply?

Care and warranty terms depend on the selected siding, finish and installation agreement. We review relevant product information, maintenance expectations and applicable workmanship terms for your project.

Your home. Your next chapter.

Let’s plan your
exterior’s next chapter.

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