Roofing & Exterior
On a New Build, the Siding Is Only as Good as What's Behind It
We install siding on new construction to manufacturer spec and building-code clearances — weather-resistive barrier, flashing, and fastening done right the first time, coordinated to your build schedule.
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Signs to watch
Is this you?
You need a siding crew that hits the schedule
On a build, siding sits between the roofers, the window installers, and the painters. A crew that shows up when it says it will keeps the whole trade sequence from slipping.
The moisture management has to be right the first time
There's no going back to fix a missed flashing detail once the siding is up and the interior is finished. On new construction the weather barrier and flashing are the part that has to be perfect.
You're still choosing a product
Fiber cement, engineered wood, vinyl, real wood — each has a different look, budget, and maintenance profile. Picking the right one for the design and the climate is easier before the order goes in.
It has to pass inspection cleanly
Clearances to grade, roof, and decks, plus proper flashing at every opening, are what an inspector checks. Installing to code the first time keeps your build from stalling on a re-inspection.
Your options
The barrier and flashing are the product
We install fiber cement like James Hardie, engineered wood like LP SmartSide, premium vinyl, and real wood on new construction — chosen with you and the builder for the design, budget, and exposure. Under all of it goes a proper weather-resistive barrier, rainscreen where the spec calls for it, and flashing integrated at every window, door, and penetration in the correct shingle-lap order. Manufacturer-spec fastening and clearances are what make the product warranty real. We coordinate our start to the dry-in and window schedule so we're not the trade holding up the job.
The method
How we do it
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Product selection and coordination
We help you and the builder lock the product, profile, and color, then schedule our crew to the dry-in and window timeline so the sequence flows.
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Barrier, flashing, and dry-in details
Weather-resistive barrier and rainscreen where specified, with flashing integrated at every opening in the correct lap order — the layer that keeps water out for the life of the wall.
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Install to spec and inspection
Manufacturer-spec fastening and code clearances to grade, roof, and decks, installed to pass inspection the first time.
Straight numbers
How new-construction siding is priced
New construction pricing tracks square footage, stories, trim and detail complexity, and the product you select — fiber cement and engineered wood sit above premium vinyl. Because it's clean install with no tear-off, the numbers are predictable once the design is set. We bid fixed against the plans and coordinate the number with your builder; no phone-quote guesses.
Where we do this work
New Construction Siding Installation: straight answers
Can you work within our build schedule?
That's the point of hiring a dedicated siding crew. We coordinate our start with your dry-in and window installation so we slot cleanly into the trade sequence and don't become the bottleneck between framing and finish.
Which siding is best for a new home in the Northwest?
Fiber cement is the regional default for its rot, fire, and moisture resistance and long finish life; engineered wood is a strong option where you want a real wood-grain look. Premium vinyl fits tighter budgets. We'll match the product to your design, exposure, and budget rather than pushing one line.
What makes the manufacturer warranty actually valid?
The warranty depends on installation to spec — correct fastening, clearances to grade and roof, and proper flashing and moisture management behind the siding. We install to those specs and document the details, which is what keeps the coverage real.
Do you handle the flashing and weather barrier, or does the builder?
We handle the full assembly — weather-resistive barrier, rainscreen where specified, and flashing at every opening — because siding and moisture management are one system. Splitting them between trades is how details get missed. We coordinate the hand-off with your builder so nothing falls through the cracks.
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