Why it belongs with the roofing
Rain that slips past an edge detail carries on travelling behind whatever is nailed to the wall. It surfaces a season later as swollen trim or a damp patch inside, long after anybody connects it to the roof. Keeping both surfaces with one crew removes the argument entirely, because there is nobody else to point at.
What we take on
Impact and storm repair
Split or missing panels swapped out, matched as near as the surviving material allows.
Whole-wall renewal
Old cladding stripped, the boarding behind it read, new material hung over a proper drainage plane.
Trim, fascia and soffit
The timber your gutters hang from and the vents that let a loft breathe.
Soaked boarding
Wet or spongy wall sheathing uncovered during a strip, cut back to sound timber before anything covers it again.
About matching old panels
Cladding bleaches in the sun and a profile made fifteen years ago has usually left production. On a patch repair you get a straight answer about how close the match will be, well before you choose between mending one elevation and doing them all.
Get both figures for this on your own roof
One visit, no charge, and a written scope behind each of the two numbers.
Ask about the walls — (856) 591-2172