Siding in Huntington, WV

Trusted Siding in Huntington

Huntington's older neighborhoods reward fiber cement. James Hardie panels and trim hold a crisp painted-wood profile that suits the Ritter Park and Highlawn housing stock far better than thin vinyl, and unlike real wood they will not rot or swell in the valley's damp summers. For the home that needs to look right from the street, fiber cement is usually our recommendation.

For rentals, flips, and budget-driven projects across Cabell County, premium vinyl earns its place — it is the most affordable option, shrugs off moisture, and needs almost no upkeep between tenants. LP SmartSide engineered wood is the middle path when an owner wants real-wood texture without the cost of fiber cement. We will tell you honestly which one fits the property and how you use it.

Whatever the material, the wall has to be sound first. We remove the old siding entirely and inspect the sheathing — and on homes that have been re-sided once or twice already, we often find trapped moisture and soft decking near grade and around windows. We replace what is rotted, correct the house wrap, and re-flash openings before any new panel is hung.

Where Huntington's many additions, porches, and roof dormers meet the walls, the flashing has to be right or the new siding just channels water to a hidden weak point. As a roofing company, we detail those roof-to-wall transitions as carefully as the field of the wall, then finish with new soffit and fascia where needed, clean trim, a written workmanship warranty, and the manufacturer's material warranty.

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