1. Rip and remove existing siding

Inspect sheathing and replace any rotted wood with ½ inch CDX plywood

2. House Wrap

A lightweight, synthetic material that is used to completely cover the house, directly on top of the sheathing and behind the vinyl siding.

Its primary purpose is to prevent air and water leaks that may have seeped past the vinyl exterior.

3. Insulation

By adding a continuous layer of insulation under new siding, you are able to wrap the home in a complete blanket of energy savings.

In addition, flat foam insulations can help level out inconsistencies in the wall for a more perfect siding appearance.

4. Corner Posts

Outside Corner Post protects corners and has a receiving channel that hides the ends of siding panels for a finished, professional vinyl siding installation.

5. jChannel

J-channel flashing is designed specifically for trimming out openings on your wall panels. Windows, doors, and louvers on the walls of your house blend in seamlessly when j-channel is installed.

J-channel hides the cut lines of panels giving your project a clean finished look.

6. Siding

On a house, siding is what helps defend the exterior against weather, impacts and other intrusive elements, such as insects.

7. Capping

Capping your home's exterior trim gives you a chance to improve the look and durability of wooden pieces, without opting for a total replacement.

In particular, installing capping over your window frames reinforces the seal between the windows and the wall, which protects you from leaks and water damage.

8. Soffits

Soffits help keep damaging moisture and insect activity out of this crucial area, helping to prevent wood rot, mold, and other problems that can lead to failure of your roof over time.

Finally, soffits also help provide crucial ventilation to your attic and the area just below your roof deck.