Not every siding issue means a full replacement. Here is how to tell the difference — and when repair actually costs you more in the long run.
Repair when damage is localized (under 20% of total area), the siding is under 15 years old, and matching materials are available. Replace when damage is widespread, the siding is near end-of-life, you can't find matching panels, or underlying sheathing is compromised. Repair costs $200–$2,000; replacement costs $8,000–$35,000+.
Cost range: $200–$2,000 for localized repairs, depending on material and accessibility.
It depends on the age and brand. Siding manufacturers change colors and profiles regularly. If your siding is under 10 years old, we can usually find a match. Over 15 years, it becomes difficult. We keep samples from major brands and can search discontinued inventories.
Yes. Storm-caused siding damage (hail, wind, fallen trees) is covered by standard homeowner's insurance. If matching materials aren't available, your policy may cover full replacement to maintain consistent appearance. DT Exteriors handles the claims process.
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