Parma, Ohio and nearby
Siding for additions and new builds
A family room on the back, a new garage, a whole new house: one call reaches an independent contractor that sides new work and blends it with what's already there.
- Independent local siding contractors
- Repairs, replacements and new installs
- You decide whether to hire
New work
Matching the addition to the house
The hard part of siding an addition is the seam with the old house. Profile, exposure (the height of each course), color and trim all have to line up, or the new part shows from the street.
If the old siding can't be matched, some homeowners re-side the whole house along with the addition so it reads as one building. A contractor can price it both ways.
Additions go through Parma's Building Department on their own application, and if a project needs plan review, the city says it may take up to 30 days before a permit is issued (city page, applications).
Order of work
Where siding fits on a new build
Questions
Additions and new builds: common questions
Who pulls the permit for an addition?
Usually the general contractor for the addition. In Parma, every contractor working in the city must be registered with the Building Department before doing any work. Ask who is responsible before the job starts.
Can new siding match 20-year-old siding?
Sometimes the same profile is still made, but color fades. A contractor can bring samples to compare against the wall in daylight.
More siding services
Other siding work in Parma
- Siding replacementTear-off, house wrap, new siding and trim for the whole house.
- Siding repairCracked, loose or missing panels, wind damage and rot behind the wall.
- Vinyl sidingLap, Dutch lap and board-and-batten profiles, installed or repaired.
- Fiber cement sidingHeavy, stiff plank and panel siding that takes paint.
- Engineered wood sidingWood-look lap and board-and-batten in long, light pieces.
- Wood clapboard and cedar shakeRepair, replacement or a change of material for old wood siding.
- Insulated siding and house wrapFoam-backed panels and the weather barrier behind them.
- Storm and wind damagePanels blown off, cracked or holed by wind, hail or debris.
- Soffit, fascia and trimEaves and trim done together with the new siding.
Siding cracked, loose or worn out?
Talk to a siding contractor who works in Parma
One call connects you with an independent siding contractor serving Parma, Parma Heights, Seven Hills, Middleburg Heights, Broadview Heights and North Royalton. Describe the house and the problem, and arrange a visit if it makes sense to you.
Cracked panels, a wall that leaks, or siding past its years? Talk it through with a local contractor.
Your call goes to an independent siding contractor that works in Parma and the neighboring cities. Repairs are as welcome as full re-siding jobs.
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