Siding Contractor · Whatcom, Skagit, Island, San Juan & Snohomish Counties
Replacement, materials, and honest guidance — James Hardie fiber cement, LP SmartSide, cedar, FastPlank, and safe handling of older lead-painted and asbestos siding. One local contractor handles all of it.
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Whether your siding is failing, dated, or hiding lead paint or asbestos, we handle the whole job under one roof — inspection, material guidance, tear-off, rot repair, weather barrier, and installation. No handoffs between companies, no finger-pointing when something turns up mid-project.
Start with the service that fits your project — each page covers materials, process, and what homeowners ask us most.
Northwest Washington asks more of siding than most of the country. Storms off the water push rain sideways into seams and joints, freeze-thaw cycles work on every gap, and months of damp feed moss and rot. The right material matters — but the weather barrier, flashing, and install details behind it matter more. That's the lens we use for every recommendation.
Fiber cement is the regional workhorse: it doesn't rot, doesn't feed moss, and holds paint for years. Engineered wood like LP SmartSide gives a warmer, deeper grain with strong impact resistance. Cedar is beautiful and repairable when you accept the upkeep. And aluminum systems like FastPlank shrug off salt air on waterfront and island homes. During your estimate we walk through the trade-offs against your budget and how long you plan to stay. One material we deliberately don't install: vinyl siding. It turns brittle with age, cracks in cold snaps, and can't be refinished once it fades — problems this climate accelerates. We'd rather point budget-conscious projects at materials that hold up here.
Homes built before 1978 often carry lead-based paint on their siding, and many built between the 1920s and 1970s wear cement-asbestos shingles. Neither is a reason to panic — but both change how removal has to be done. We follow lead-safe work practices on painted pre-1978 exteriors, and asbestos siding is tested and removed through licensed abatement before our crew installs the new exterior.
If you're not sure what's on your walls, start with our lead siding replacement or asbestos siding replacement pages, or just ask during your free estimate — identifying siding is the first thing we do on site.
A sample of recent siding work across the five counties we serve — from single-family re-sides to multi-family buildings.
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From the Canadian border to north Seattle, plus the San Juans by ferry from Anacortes — these cities and surrounding areas. Pick your city for local project photos, permit notes, and reviews.
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