We had an outstanding experience with Jericho Roofing. They did our entire roof including replacement of a skylight in one day. The team was very professional and hard working. They were careful not to damage the siding and cleaned up as they went along. We were very pleased with the job and would highly recommend that you consider Jericho Roofing if you are considering having work done on your roof. Jerry was very responsive and answered all of our questions. He was extremely patient with us. Again, we were extremely impressed with the team, the job and the estimate.
Siding Contractor
Siding Replacement in Chittenden County, VT
The McGarvey Group provides siding replacement for homeowners across Chittenden County, Vermont.
- Stops moisture intrusion that leads to rot, mold, and structural damage behind walls
- Reduces air leakage to improve your home's thermal performance through Vermont winters
- Removes warped, cracked, or pest-damaged panels and replaces them with sound, weather-tight material
- Raises curb appeal and market value with a clean, updated exterior
- Eliminates ongoing patch repairs by addressing the full exterior in one complete replacement
- New siding with properly sealed joints blocks wind-driven rain and snow melt from reaching your sheathing
Expert Siding Replacement in Chittenden County, VT
Siding replacement is one of the most impactful exterior upgrades a Chittenden County homeowner can make. Old or damaged siding lets in moisture, cold air, and pests, all of which can cause serious structural problems over time. At The McGarvey Group, we remove your failing siding down to the sheathing, inspect for hidden moisture damage, and install new siding built to hold up against Vermont's freeze-thaw cycles, heavy snow loads, and seasonal temperature swings. Chittenden County homes face some of the harshest exterior conditions in New England. Cracked panels, warped boards, faded surfaces, and bubbling interior paint are all signs your siding is no longer doing its job. We assess each home individually, match materials to your home's structure and exposure, and install with tight sealing at every joint and edge. The result is a cleaner exterior, better thermal performance, and a home that is protected season after season. Contact The McGarvey Group to schedule your siding assessment in Chittenden County.
What's included
- Stops moisture intrusion that leads to rot, mold, and structural damage behind walls
- Reduces air leakage to improve your home's thermal performance through Vermont winters
- Removes warped, cracked, or pest-damaged panels and replaces them with sound, weather-tight material
- Raises curb appeal and market value with a clean, updated exterior
- Eliminates ongoing patch repairs by addressing the full exterior in one complete replacement
- New siding with properly sealed joints blocks wind-driven rain and snow melt from reaching your sheathing
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Siding Replacement FAQ
Common questions about siding replacement in Chittenden County, VT.
Replacement is the right call when warping, cracking, or moisture damage affects multiple panels or large sections of your exterior. Spot repairs work for isolated damage, but widespread failure across your Chittenden County home's exterior means new siding will perform better and cost less long-term.
Yes, we inspect the sheathing and framing beneath your old siding before any new material goes up. Chittenden County's freeze-thaw cycles can push moisture behind panels for years without visible signs, so we check carefully before we close everything back up.
New siding with proper installation reduces air leakage, which is a common source of heat loss in older Chittenden County homes. Tighter seams and sound panels mean your heating system works less to maintain a comfortable indoor temperature.
Warped or buckled panels, visible cracks, faded or peeling surfaces, and bubbling interior paint are all warning signs in Chittenden County homes. If you notice drafts near exterior walls or see mold near the base of your siding, those are signs moisture has already gotten behind the panels.
Yes, a full siding replacement improves curb appeal and signals to buyers that the exterior is sound and well-maintained. In the Chittenden County market, an updated exterior is one of the more visible improvements that supports a stronger asking price.
Yes, we work on older homes throughout Chittenden County, including those with aging wood or mixed exterior materials. We assess the existing structure before recommending materials so the new siding fits the home's construction and performs well in Vermont's climate.
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