Pacific Exteriors LLC Blog

If you’re a homeowner considering replacing your siding, one of the first questions you probably have is: How much is this going to cost? The short answer: it depends. Siding replacement projects range widely in price, and not all quotes are created equal.

In the home renovation industry, with the potential for accidents to occur every working day, insurance serves one main purpose: to protect everyone and everything. Reputable companies should have insurance for themselves, their employees, and most importantly: you, the homeowner.

Siding replacement is likely one of the largest purchases you’ll ever have to make as a homeowner. The price range between projects can be in the tens of thousands of dollars, so you only want to replace it once in your lifetime.

It can be confusing to identify exactly why proper installation matters—of course it does, but how, exactly? What is the difference between a good installation and a bad installation, and how can you tell if you’re not in the industry?

When you spot a leak, missing shingles, or damage on your roof, the first question that probably comes to mind is: can I just patch it, or do I need a full replacement?

Not sure if your siding just needs a repair or if it’s time to start fresh with a full replacement? You’re not alone. It’s one of the most common questions we hear from homeowners, especially after spotting warping, cracks, or moisture damage.

Vinyl siding might be one of the most widely used cladding materials in the U.S. today, but for decades it’s battled a reputation for being cheap, flimsy, and unattractive.

If you’re reading this article, you may be a homeowner that finally jumped through all the hurdles of planning and now are wondering how to prepare your home for construction. Or, maybe you’re a homeowner interested in a siding or roofing project and wondering how it will affect your life.

With a large project like replacing siding on your home, timing is essential. However, it can be hard to plan out. With the delicate balance between holidays and personal commitments, the weather is also unpredictable and still greatly affects your project and deadlines.