Middle Tennessee gets hail, wind and heavy rain. Here is how to choose siding that stands up to the weather we actually have.
Middle Tennessee sits in a corridor of severe spring weather. Hail, straight-line winds and the occasional tornado warning are part of life here, and siding takes the first hit. A hailstone the size of a quarter can dent aluminum, crack thin vinyl and chip brittle surfaces, and high winds can peel poorly fastened panels right off the wall.
Choosing the right material helps. Fiber cement and thick steel resist hail very well. Thicker vinyl and insulated vinyl handle moderate storms better than thin panels. Fastening matters just as much as material: nails placed in the right spot, panels locked in and trim secured give the wall a fighting chance when the wind picks up. After a storm, we inspect every elevation, document damage and plan repairs so a small problem does not become a leak.
Tougher materials.
Locked in properly.
Every wall inspected.
Helpful for claims.
Small fixes early.
No scare tactics.
Fiber Cement SidingA tough, paintable siding that stands up to storms, sun and pests and gives your home the look…Explore 
Metal SidingSteel and aluminum panels for homes, shops and commercial buildings: tough, fire resistant and clean-lined.Explore 
Siding RepairCracked, loose, missing or damaged panels fixed neatly and matched so the wall looks right again and stays…Explore 
Storm and Hail Damage RepairDented, cracked and chipped siding after a Tennessee storm: we document, repair and restore your exterior.Explore 
Wind Damage RepairPanels peeled back, boards ripped off and trim loosened by high winds, repaired quickly and secured to resist…Explore 
Partial Replacement and Color MatchingReplace one wall, one gable or a section of the house and blend the new work with what…Explore 
Insurance Claim AssistancePhotos, measurements and written scopes that help you explain storm damage clearly to your insurance company.Explore 
Emergency Siding RepairOpen walls after a storm or a fallen tree: we secure and weatherproof the house quickly, then plan…Explore Take the quiz, check a problem or ballpark a budget.
Which Siding Is Right for My House? QuizAnswer five questions about cost, upkeep, style, storms and rules to see the siding materials that fit your home.Try it 
Siding Calculator: How Much Siding Do I Need?Enter your walls and gables, take out windows and doors and see the squares of siding, the pieces and the house wrap to order.Try it 
Siding Budget PlannerPick a project and a size and get a ballpark planning range.Try it Fiber cement and heavy-gauge steel perform very well. Thick or insulated vinyl performs better than thin panels.
No siding withstands a direct tornado, but good fastening and a sound wall improve results in strong winds.
As soon as it is safe. Small cracks let water in, and many insurance policies have deadlines.
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