Exterior Remodeling in Lexington, SC

Siding issues often show up first at the edges: rotted trim boards at corners, soft fascia behind gutters, sagging or missing soffit, and gaps around windows. We evaluate whether siding can be repaired, partly replaced, or should be replaced entirely, and explain options such as fiber cement and vinyl in terms of appearance, maintenance, and cost.

Fascia and soffit protect the roof edge and attic. Damaged fascia can allow water into the roof deck and give wildlife access to the attic, while soffit vents support attic ventilation. Because we also do roofing, we understand how these components connect at the eave.

Painters frequently find rotted window sills, trim, door jambs, and siding boards that need carpentry before painting. We replace damaged wood, address the source of moisture where possible, and leave surfaces primed or ready for your painter so the new paint is not covering a problem.

Finding why wood rotted matters. Missing kickout flashing, a clogged gutter, or a poorly sealed window can keep the same spot wet for years. We look for those causes and include fixes in the scope.

Replacing siding is an ideal time to replace windows and doors, because openings can be properly flashed and integrated with the new weather barrier. Front porch columns, railings, steps, and ceilings are also common parts of an exterior remodel and dramatically affect curb appeal.

We coordinate these elements so trim widths, colors, and details are consistent around the whole house rather than mismatched from piecemeal projects.

Gutters protect siding, foundations, and landscaping by directing roof water away from the house. We size and pitch gutters, place downspouts where they can discharge away from the foundation, and repair fascia behind them when needed.

Labor is covered by our 5-year labor warranty on non-roofing projects, and materials carry manufacturer warranties. Financing at 0% for 12 months same-as-cash is available, subject to approval.

Not every exterior project has to happen at once. We help homeowners separate urgent items, such as active water intrusion, rotted framing, or failing fascia, from improvements that can be planned later, such as a new porch or full siding replacement. That way, the most important protection happens first and later phases fit with what has already been done.

When the roof is near the end of its life, we discuss timing it with siding and gutter work, since the roof edge, fascia, and gutters all meet in the same place. Coordinating them can avoid removing and reinstalling components twice.

For homeowners preparing a house to sell, a focused set of paint-ready repairs and gutter fixes can address the items inspectors commonly flag.

Fiber cement siding and trim are rot-resistant and paintable. Vinyl siding requires little upkeep but has a distinct appearance. PVC trim resists moisture at vulnerable spots like door bottoms and corner boards. We explain these differences so the exterior suits your maintenance expectations.