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What to Expect During a Siding Replacement Project

Thinking about replacing your home’s siding? It’s a smart upgrade for homeowners. New siding makes your home look better, saves energy, and protects it from the weather. If you’ve never done a siding replacement before, you might wonder what the process involves.

Damaged vinyl siding is removed using multi tool during reconstruction of house

Good news: it’s simpler than most homeowners imagine. Here’s a clear, step-by-step guide to what happens during a siding replacement project and how to get ready.

1. A Consultation and Detailed Estimate

Your siding project always starts with an in-home consultation. A specialist will:

  • Take measurements.
  • Inspect your current siding and home exterior.
  • Discuss materials, styles, colors, and your budget.
  • Offer suggestions based on your home’s design and objectives.


You’ll get a detailed written estimate so you know exactly what to expect — no surprises.

2. Helping You Choose the Right Siding

From vinyl to fiber cement to engineered wood, siding materials offer various benefits. During the planning phase, you’ll choose:

  • Material (vinyl, fiber cement, wood, aluminum, etc.)
  • Color and finish
  • Trim, accents, and design details


This part is actually enjoyable for most homeowners because you get to picture how your home will look with its new exterior.

3. Preparing Your Home and Work Area

Before installation starts, the crew will get the job site ready. This could involve:

  • Protecting landscaping
  • Removing outdoor décor or obstacles
  • Setting up equipment and safety barriers


You might need to secure pets, clear the driveway, or move vehicles to give the crew enough room to work.

4. Removing the Old Siding

Once everything is prepared, the team will begin removing your old siding. This process usually goes faster than most people expect. As the old siding is removed, the installers can see what’s underneath. If they notice anything like rot, damaged sheathing, or moisture issues, they’ll inform you immediately and discuss the next steps.

This step is crucial because it guarantees your new siding is installed on a sturdy, healthy surface.

5. Inspecting and Preparing the Home’s Exterior

Before installing any new siding, the crew inspects the entire exterior surface and performs any necessary repairs. They’ll also install:

  • House wrap or weather-resistant barrier
  • Flashing around windows and doors


This forms a secure, sealed envelope that boosts your home’s energy efficiency.

6. Installing the New Siding

Now for the exciting part: the transformation. The crew will begin installing your new siding piece by piece. You’ll see your home changing quickly over the next few days.

This stage includes:

  • Installing the siding panels
  • Installing trim and accents
  • Making everything flat, sealed, and secure.


Depending on the size of your home and the weather, installation typically takes a few days to a week.

7. Clean-Up and Final Walkthrough

When the siding is finished, the team will clean up your yard so it looks just like it did before they arrived, minus the old siding, of course. Then you’ll do a final walkthrough to ensure everything looks exactly how you want it.

They’ll answer any final questions and explain how to care for your new siding so it lasts for years.

8. Enjoy a More Beautiful, Durable Home

Once everything is finished, you get to enjoy the best part: a home that looks newer, cleaner, and more stylish. New siding also provides better weather protection and can even improve energy efficiency.

If you’re ready to start your siding project, Archway Home Remodeling is here to help make the process smooth, stress-free, and even enjoyable. Just give us a call or contact us online today.

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