Siding Repair & Installation Services in Georgetown, Ontario

Typical detached Georgetown homes take 2–5 days depending on size, material, and weather. Halton Hills escarpment exposure or complex elevations may need extra prep or insulation work.

Yes. We work year-round when conditions allow. Our team uses winter-rated adhesives and materials that perform through Halton freeze–thaw cycles and escarpment winds.

Yes. We remove and properly dispose of old siding, inspect sheathing, install new housewrap, and apply flashing before new panels go on. Clean, safe sites are guaranteed daily.

For most like-for-like siding replacements, permits aren't required in Georgetown (Town of Halton Hills). If your project includes structural upgrades, insulation improvements, or heritage-listed properties, we'll handle the paperwork and advise you in advance.

Lifetime workmanship warranty on installation plus full manufacturer warranties on siding materials (Hardie®, vinyl, and aluminum). All warranty details are documented in your quote.

Prices depend on the home's size, materials, and details such as soffit, fascia, and insulation. Most Georgetown siding projects range from $12,000–$25,000. We provide fixed quotes after site assessment — no surprises.

Often, yes. Small cracks, loose panels, hail dents, or wind damage can be spot-repaired. If the profile/colour is discontinued or the damage is widespread or brittle (sun-aged vinyl), we’ll recommend a section replacement to keep things watertight and matched.

Ballpark for Georgetown: $200–$450 for a small repair (1–3 vinyl/aluminum pieces) including our minimum service call, site safety, and matching. Wood or Hardie® repairs typically run higher due to cutting, flashing, and paint/touch-ups.

Yes, if we can source the exact profile and colour. If not, we may swap a discreet section (e.g., a whole wall break) or use a transition so the new panels blend cleanly without a visible mismatch.

We inspect for wind/impact damage, check housewrap and flashing, then re-lock (vinyl) or re-hem/refasten (aluminum) with correct expansion gaps. Brittle or bent pieces are replaced. We also secure loose trims/caps so it won’t pop again in a storm.