ROCKVILLE / SIDING REPLACEMENT
Vinyl, insulated vinyl, fiber cement, or shake-style accents. Start with the exterior you want—and the wall assembly behind it.
Plan your siding project
Mastic by Ply Gem offers vinyl siding in horizontal, vertical, and shake-inspired styles, with insulated vinyl options for a different wall assembly.
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James Hardie fiber-cement siding, often called Hardie board, offers lap, panel, and shingle-style options. Build the look around the whole exterior—not just a color chip.
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CertainTeed offers vinyl lap siding and polymer shake and shingle styles. Compare the lines, textures, and accent details that suit your home.
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| Material | Look & options | What to discuss |
|---|---|---|
| Vinyl | Mastic and CertainTeed lap, vertical, and selected accent styles. | Profile, thickness, color availability, expansion, and matching accessories. |
| Insulated vinyl | Mastic Structure® combines vinyl siding with foam insulation. | The specified system, wall assembly, trim depth, and project-specific insulation performance. |
| Fiber cement | James Hardie lap, panel, and shingle-style siding. | Clearances, flashing, fastening, finish care, and the installation specification. |
| Polymer shakes / shingles | CertainTeed Cedar Impressions® offers a cedar-inspired texture. | Accent versus full-wall use, compatible details, color, and maintenance. |
Product options vary by line and location. Confirm the exact materials, availability, and warranty in your written estimate.
Review removal, the condition of the wall beneath, the water-resistive barrier, flashing, penetrations, corners, and trim. These connections matter as much as the visible siding.
See a physical sample alongside your roof, masonry, windows, and landscaping. Discuss the siding exposure and where accent materials will begin and end.
Confirm the product line, quantities, trim, access, debris removal, permits where applicable, warranty terms, and how concealed damage will be documented and approved.
BEFORE YOU DECIDE
Yes. You can plan a direct-pay siding replacement without an insurance claim. We also discuss insurance-related restoration when damage is involved.
We work with these brands, but availability, suitability, and the exact product line are confirmed for each project. Ask about the profile and color you have in mind.
PLAN THE COMPLETE PROJECT
The amount of siding, access to each elevation, removal needs, and visible wall conditions all affect the scope. Siding alone may not explain a moisture concern. Discuss how the assessment treats openings, penetrations, and the surfaces beneath the panels, and how concealed damage would be documented if it becomes visible during removal.
A useful estimate names the product line, profile, finish, and trim—not just the manufacturer. Confirm which elevations are included and where accent materials begin and end. Corners, window surrounds, soffit, and other accessories should be identified as included, excluded, or separate options so you can compare proposals fairly.
Review property access, preparation, debris removal, scheduling assumptions, and applicable permit responsibilities. Ask how changes are approved, which warranty documents you will receive, and what care the selected siding needs. Material availability and the agreed scope should be confirmed before a construction schedule is treated as final.
