Common signs that your siding may need to be replaced include obvious signs of damage, such as cracks or warps, missing siding, as well as peeling paint, mold, and mildew. Additionally, pests and rodents can damage siding by building nests and looking for warmth.

The average cost of siding replacement varies based on material, home size, and labor rates. Stone veneer siding is typically the most expensive option for siding replacement. Vinyl siding tends to be the least expensive option for siding replacement.

Yes, it is safe to power wash your vinyl siding. However, it's best to consult the manufacturer instructions to ensure you do not damage siding. Using the appropriate amount of pressure and cleaning chemicals are important to maintaining your vinyl siding.

When choosing a home siding color, most customers prefer shades that complement their neighbors' homes and blend well with their home's surroundings. If you're still unsure, please contact a professional siding contractor. Latham Roofing & Siding offers free siding replacement estimates.

While composite siding typically has a higher initial cost compared to vinyl siding, its durability and low maintenance needs can make it more cost-effective over time.