New and storm-repaired siding — vinyl, insulated, fiber cement and engineered wood — installed by our own crews across the north and northwest Chicago suburbs. Often covered by insurance after a hail or wind storm. Rated 4.9 stars by 92 homeowners.
For most homes, insulated vinyl or engineered wood (LP SmartSide) is the best all-round choice. Both handle the freeze-thaw climate with low maintenance and a strong cost-to-value ratio. Fiber cement is the most impact- and fire-resistant option but costs more. We match the material to your home, exposure and budget.
Siding does two jobs at once: it's the weather barrier that keeps wind-driven rain and snow out of your walls, and it's the single biggest factor in your home's curb appeal. When it cracks, fades, warps or lets moisture behind it, both jobs fail — so choosing the right material and installing it correctly matters.
| Material | Durability | Maintenance | Relative cost | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vinyl / insulated vinyl | Good–very good | Low | $ | Best value, most homes |
| Engineered wood (LP SmartSide) | Very good | Low–medium | $$ | Real-wood look, impact resistance |
| Fiber cement | Excellent | Medium | $$$ | Max durability & fire resistance |
| Aluminum | Good | Low | $$ | Dent-repair & matching older homes |
Replace siding when it's cracked, warped, or letting moisture behind it. Watch for loose or missing panels after wind, hail dents and cracks, fading and chalkiness, warping or bubbling, soft or rotting spots, and rising heating bills — a sign the wall's weather barrier is failing.
Hail and straight-line wind crack, dent and tear siding — and when it comes from a covered storm, it's frequently eligible for a claim, often alongside roof damage. We document siding and roof damage together with photos and a code-compliant estimate. Illinois law doesn't let a roofer negotiate the claim, so our affiliated licensed public adjuster, State Adjusting Services, can represent you. See how storm & insurance work.
Call (866) 992-2982For most homes, insulated vinyl or engineered wood (LP SmartSide) gives the best balance of cost, durability and low maintenance in the freeze-thaw climate. Fiber cement is the most impact- and fire-resistant but costs more. We match the material to your home and budget during the free inspection.
Often yes. Hail and wind can crack, dent or tear siding, and when it comes from a covered storm it's frequently eligible — often on the same claim as roof damage. We document it and build a code-compliant estimate; our affiliated licensed public adjuster can represent you.
Yes, and bundling makes sense. Doing roofing, siding and gutters together means the flashing and transitions are integrated correctly, and it's usually more cost-effective than separate projects.
A typical single-family home is re-sided in about three to five working days, depending on size, material and any repairs needed to the sheathing or trim underneath. We confirm the timeline after the free inspection.
Free siding inspection and estimate — no pressure, no obligation.
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