Moran's Repair installs new siding for homeowners in San Antonio who need to replace worn, cracked, or faded exterior panels that no longer protect the structure underneath. You call us when the old siding has buckled from heat exposure, when moisture has worked its way behind the boards, or when you're preparing to sell and the curb appeal has suffered. We work with fiber cement, vinyl, and engineered wood products that hold up under the intense summer sun and sudden temperature swings common in this area.The installation process begins with removing the existing material down to the sheathing, inspecting the wall structure for rot or insect damage, and addressing any issues before the new panels go up. We apply a weather-resistant barrier, flash around windows and doors, and then fasten each panel according to manufacturer specifications to allow for expansion and contraction. The result is a weather-tight exterior that sheds water properly and insulates more effectively than the old system.If your siding is cracked, faded, or pulling away from the house, we can walk the property and provide a detailed estimate for replacement.
We start by removing the old siding and examining the underlying sheathing and framing for damage that might not have been visible from the outside. Any rotted wood gets replaced, and we check that flashing around penetrations is intact. Once the structure is sound, we install a moisture barrier and begin laying the new siding from the bottom up, ensuring each row overlaps correctly and that fasteners are placed in the nailing slots rather than through the panel face.After the work is finished, you'll notice that the exterior no longer shows gaps where air and water could enter, the walls feel more stable when you press against them, and the color is uniform across the entire facade. The house will be quieter inside during windstor ms, and your heating and cooling system won't have to work as hard to maintain temperature.We handle trim, corners, and J-channel installation as part of the job, and we coordinate color and texture across all elevations. The work does not include structural framing repairs beyond sheathing replacement, and it does not cover interior drywall patching if walls need to be opened for access.
Homeowners often ask about material choices, project timelines, and what to prepare for before we arrive. The answers below address the most frequent concerns we hear during estimates.