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Serving Rainier and every town within 100 miles — Western Washington
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Siding
Siding built by Greg
Siding is the raincoat on your house, and in Western Washington it works hard. When it starts to fail you can see it: paint that will not stick, boards swelling or cracking along the bottom, gaps at the corners, moss and mildew that come right back after you wash it, or dark streaks under the windows. Sometimes the siding is simply dated and you want the house to look new again. Either way, new siding is the chance to fix what is behind it, because the wrap, flashing and sheathing matter as much as the boards.
Siding runs all through Greg Myers' own work: board-and-batten on a barndominium with a metal roof, stained board siding on timber pole barns, cedar-shingle gables on craftsman homes, cedar-shake siding on a two-story shop, and a green metal-sided pole building. He also re-sided a historic one-room schoolhouse along with new trim and windows. As a siding contractor with 33 years of experience, Greg handles the full job: tear-off, rot repair, house wrap and flashing, siding, trim, and sealing around every window and door.
What's included
Siding: what's included
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Fiber cement siding
Lap, panel and shingle-style fiber cement, a durable choice for wet weather and a common pick on Western Washington homes.
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Board-and-batten and wood siding
Board-and-batten, lap and stained board siding for farmhouse, barn-home and rustic looks, like the barn homes and pole barns in Greg's photos.
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Cedar shingles and shakes
Cedar shingle gables and shake siding for craftsman homes and shops, installed with proper spacing and flashing.
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Vinyl and metal siding
Vinyl siding for a low-upkeep house, and metal siding for barns, shops and pole buildings.
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Siding repair
Replacing damaged or rotted boards, sections and corners, matched to the existing profile where it is still made.
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Wrap, flashing and trim
A new weather barrier, flashing at windows, doors and roof lines, and corners, trim and fascia finished to match.
Real work · not stock photos
Greg's siding work
Photos from Greg's own jobs around Western Washington.
How it works
How a siding job works
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Free on-site estimate
Greg walks around the house, checks the siding, trim and any soft spots, and gives you a free estimate.
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Choose the siding
We go over materials, profiles and colors that suit the house and how exposed it is, and order everything before tear-off.
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Tear-off and repair
Old siding comes off one wall at a time, and any rotted sheathing or framing is replaced before new wrap and flashing go on.
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Install, trim and cleanup
New siding and trim go up, windows and doors are sealed in, and we pick up every nail and scrap before the walkthrough.
Customer reviews
What customers say about Greg
“He is a quality person to deal with and does excellent work. I would recommend him to anyone.”
Don B.
An addition to an existing structure · HomeAdvisor review
“He is a man of integrity. He does what he says and says what a does.”
Tom W.
A project with Greg · HomeAdvisor review
“He does good work.”
Bill
A project with Greg · HomeAdvisor review
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Questions
Siding FAQs
How much does new siding cost?
It depends on the size and shape of the house, the siding material, how much trim there is, and what turns up under the old siding. Tall walls, lots of corners and rot repair add work, while a simple one-story house goes faster. Greg gives a free estimate after walking the house.
What siding holds up best in Western Washington rain?
The installation matters more than the material. Any siding lasts longer here with a good weather barrier, flashing at every window and roof line, clearance from the ground and roof, and a gap that lets water drain out from behind it. Fiber cement, cedar, vinyl and metal all perform well when that part is done right.
Do you repair siding or only replace it?
Both. If the damage is limited to a few boards or one wall, we cut out the bad sections, fix any rot underneath, and patch in matching siding. When failures show up on every side of the house, replacement usually makes more sense.
Can you match siding on an older or historic house?
Usually, yes. Greg restored a historic one-room schoolhouse with new siding, trim and windows, and many older lap and shingle profiles can be matched closely. Where an exact match is not available, we suggest re-siding a full wall so the change lands at a corner.
Can you side a barn, shop or pole building?
Yes. Greg's photos include stained board siding on timber pole barns, cedar shake on a two-story shop and a metal-sided pole building, so outbuildings are regular work for him.
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