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Peaks & Valleys · 17 Siding services

Siding

James Hardie, LP SmartSide, repair, and painting — your home's armor and its face.

Our long wet season finds every unsealed edge and bad flashing detail. We build the drainage plane behind the siding — housewrap, flashing, and rainscreen gaps — so the wall dries instead of quietly rotting.

How a wall system actually works

Siding is the raincoat, not the wall. Behind it, the weather barrier, flashing, and rainscreen gap drain and dry the wall — skip them and the sheathing rots quietly.

1. Studs — wall framing2. Sheathing — structural panel3. Weather barrier (housewrap) — the real water line4. Rainscreen gap — lets the wall drain & dry5. Siding — the visible, replaceable skinWater that gets past the siding drains down and out.

Find the right siding service

Every service below is a real page — what it's for, how we do it, what moves the cost, and the questions homeowners actually ask.

Siding materials, compared

What actually goes on the wall. Fiber cement is the PNW default for a reason, but the drainage plane behind any of these decides whether it lasts.

OptionRelative costLifespan (PNW)UpkeepBest for
Fiber cement (James Hardie)$$$$30–50 yrsLow — repaint on your schedulePNW moisture & fire resistance
Engineered wood (LP SmartSide)$$$$20–40 yrsLow–moderateWarm wood look, lighter & pre-primed
Vinyl$$$$20–30 yrsLow — rinse occasionallyBudget-driven, no-paint projects
Cedar / real wood$$$$20–40 yrsHigh — stain/seal on a cycleAuthentic wood character

General guidance, not a quote. Your home, budget, and how long you'll stay move the answer — that's what the free inspection sorts out.

Plan it out — siding guides

Homeowner guides that help you compare, budget, and decide before you ever book.

Real siding work, real homeowners

Where we do siding

Western & Eastern Washington, the Willamette Valley and Western Oregon, and North Idaho — crews staged in the Everett area, Spokane, and Eugene.

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Thinking about siding?

Start with the free inspection — a licensed pro looks, photographs, and tells you the truth, including 'nothing yet.' The photo report is yours either way.

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