Siding Replacement & Repair in Mount Vernon, WA

The valley floor holds moisture the way farmland does — river fog and slow-drying winter air keep siding damp for long stretches, and the lowest courses on older homes show it first, especially where grade clearances have crept over the decades. Wind is the other valley constant: it funnels down the Skagit and works loose anything not fastened to the manufacturer’s schedule, so most storm damage we see traces back to the original installation rather than the storm.

The housing runs from century-old farmhouses and early-town homes — often wearing more than one generation of siding — to postwar streets reaching the end of original cladding, plus the ’80s–’90s slice carrying that era’s hardboard risk (swollen joints, soft bottom edges).

How We Work

Tear-off and sheathing inspection, weather-resistive barrier, flashing at every opening and transition, siding installed to the manufacturer’s specification — fastening schedule treated seriously in valley wind — then sealing, paint if in scope, and a final walkthrough. One face at a time, watertight throughout, daily cleanup. Work hours 8 to 5, Monday through Friday.

What Affects the Cost

Layers and sheathing condition on the older homes, size and stories, material and grade choice, and access. Free walk-through, real number, no pressure.