What siding holds up best in Houston-area weather?
Fiber cement is a popular choice because it resists rot, insects and fire and holds paint well in heat and humidity. Vinyl costs less and needs little upkeep. Stucco suits many Houston-area home styles and lasts when it is installed and maintained well. We help you compare options at the site walk.
Can you match my existing siding or stucco?
In most cases, yes. We match the material, size and texture as closely as possible, then paint or finish the repair to blend with the rest of the house. Older or discontinued siding can be harder to match, and we tell you up front if an exact match is not possible.
Why is my stucco cracking?
Small hairline cracks are common as a house settles and temperatures change. Wider cracks, bulging or soft spots can mean water has gotten behind the stucco. We look at the cracks up close and tell you whether a surface repair will do or the area needs more work.
How long does siding or stucco work take?
A repair moves quickly. Replacing siding on a whole house takes longer, and stucco needs time between coats to cure. Weather can also move the schedule. You get the expected schedule before work starts.
Do I need a permit for new siding or stucco?
Often, yes, when you replace siding or stucco across whole walls. Rules differ between the City of Houston, suburban cities and unincorporated county areas, and many HOAs review exterior changes too. We confirm what your address requires before work starts.
When do I choose siding materials and colors?
Before work starts. After the site walk, we sit down with you and choose every material and finish: siding type, style, texture, trim and paint colors. Every choice goes on a written materials list that you approve with your estimate.
How much does siding or stucco work cost?
Cost depends on the size of the area, the material you choose, what needs to come off and any repairs behind it. After the site walk, we price the exact materials you picked and send a detailed estimate in writing. The estimate is free.