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Not every siding problem needs a full replacement. We repair storm damage, warped and cracked panels, and rotted trim — and tell you plainly when a repair is the right call.
We'll follow up to schedule a free on-site estimate.
Dented, cracked, or punctured panels are the most common repair call we get in Central Arkansas, and they're almost always tied to a specific hailstorm rather than gradual wear. Warped or buckled vinyl usually traces back to one of two causes: sun and heat exposure over the years, or panels that were fastened too tightly during the original installation and had no room to expand. Soft spots and visible rot point to moisture that's been getting behind the siding, often through a small gap or failed seal that's easy to miss from the ground. We also handle soffit and fascia damage along the roofline, which tends to go unnoticed until it's led to a bigger water problem, and loose or missing panels that have worked free from wind or from fasteners that weren't set correctly the first time.
A repair starts with identifying the full extent of the damage rather than just the section that's visible from the ground, since hail and wind damage often extends further than it first appears. Damaged panels are removed and matched as closely as possible to your existing siding in color and profile — this is easier on newer vinyl and fiber cement than on older or discontinued lines, and we'll tell you upfront if an exact match isn't realistic. Before new panels go on, we address whatever caused the damage in the first place, whether that's a fastening issue, damaged house wrap, or a failed seal, so the repair holds up instead of needing to be redone after the next storm.
Repair is usually the right call when damage is limited to one or two sections of a wall, the rest of your siding is still in good shape, and matching panels are still available. It's often the faster and less expensive path, and it's what we'll recommend whenever it genuinely fits the situation. Full siding installation makes more sense when damage is spread across multiple walls, your siding is more than 20–25 years old, or you're dealing with recurring moisture problems behind the panels. We'll walk your property with you and give you a straight answer, rather than upselling a full replacement when a repair would do the job.
Central Arkansas sees regular severe thunderstorm and hail activity, and siding is one of the first things to show it — especially vinyl, which can crack or shatter on impact in a bad hailstorm. If your siding was damaged in a recent storm, we can inspect it, document the damage for an insurance claim, and give you a clear picture of what's likely covered. Homeowners insurance often covers siding damage from a specific storm event, even when it wouldn't cover normal wear and tear.
We photograph and document damage in detail at the time of inspection, before any repair work begins, and can walk the property with your adjuster if they come out to take a look. We also provide a written estimate that an adjuster can weigh against their own assessment, which is often where claims get contested or underpaid. We're not a public adjuster and don't handle the claim itself, but we make sure the property side of the process is documented thoroughly the first time around.
Basic repairs typically run in the $2–$16 per square foot range for materials and labor, with small jobs — a section of vinyl or a piece of damaged trim — often landing in the low hundreds of dollars. Larger or more involved repairs, especially on premium materials, can run several thousand. We give a written estimate before starting any work, and if a project turns out to need a full replacement instead, we'll tell you that upfront rather than mid-job.
Often, yes, if the damage is from a specific event like hail, wind, or a fallen branch. Most policies don't cover repairs for general wear and tear.
In most cases, yes, especially for newer vinyl and fiber cement products. Older or discontinued colors can be harder to match exactly, and we'll tell you upfront if that's the situation.
We prioritize storm-damage calls, especially right after a major weather event in the area, and can usually get out for an inspection within a few days.
