Siding Repair

The Colorado Painting Company can assist with any Colorado siding repair needs you may have. Whether it's smaller trim moldings, dormers, lower siding boards, hardie board, or board and batten, we have the expertise to fix it. If your siding is no longer available, we'll find the closest match or guide you on how to get it custom made at the local mill.

How to Determine if Your Siding is Damaged

Some siding damage is evident, especially after events like hail storms, which may result in dents or holes in your home’s siding boards. Other signs, such as water leak stains on the wall beneath the damaged area, indicate underlying issues with your siding.

To inspect your siding from the ground before climbing a ladder, you can use a spray bottle filled with soapy water. Simply spray it onto the suspect areas, and if you notice small bubbles, it indicates water penetration, which can lead to mold or rot if left untreated.

• Types of Siding Damage That Can Be Repaired
  While some siding damage can be repaired easily, extensive damage or issues affecting multiple siding boards may require siding replacement. Siding repair is suitable for small areas affected by hailstorms or other minor damages.
• Why Prompt Siding Repair is Essential
  Leaving damaged siding unattended can lead to deterioration and compromise your home's protection from the elements. Properly attached siding is crucial for preventing further damage. Siding repairs, including replacement, can accumulate over time, which is why we offer financing options to ease the financial burden.  The Colorado Painting Company provides siding repair and replacement services in the Denver metro area, covering Arvada, Littleton, Lakewood, Englewood, Wheat Ridge, Golden, and beyond.
• Common Causes of Siding Damage
  Siding damage can result from various factors, including storms with hail or high winds, flooding, excessive moisture, pests such as termites, and general wear and tear over time.
• Types of Siding We Repair
  We work with various siding materials, including aluminum, vinyl, fiber-cement, wood, cedar, James Hardie, and stucco. Stucco siding repairs may require complete replacement, and we recommend consulting a professional for inspection before attempting any repairs.