Your siding takes the same beating your roof does. When hail, wind or years of weather leave it cracked, faded or loose, Titan Roofing replaces it with vinyl siding, our specialty, in horizontal straight lap, Dutch lap or vertical board and batten, plus metal siding, and can handle your roof and gutters in the same project, so the whole outside of your home comes together at once.
Most roofers stop at the gutters. We don’t. Replacing siding at the same time as your roof means one crew, one schedule and colors chosen to work together. And if a storm damaged both, we inspect and document everything at once for your insurance claim.
Siding Services For Springfield & Southwest Missouri Homes
Vinyl Lap Siding
Board & Batten + Metal
Storm Damage
Horizontal Vinyl Siding: Straight Lap & Dutch Lap
Vinyl siding is what we specialize in. Horizontal panels come in straight lap, the classic clean line, or Dutch lap, which adds a shadow groove along the top of each course. Both come in several panel sizes and a wide range of colors, so you can match your trim and your roof. Vinyl never needs paint, shrugs off moisture and insects, and is the best value per square foot of any siding we install.
For a farmhouse or modern look, we install vertical board and batten siding in vinyl: wide boards with a narrow batten strip over every seam. We also install metal siding for homeowners who want the durability and clean lines of metal panels on their walls. Either one can be mixed with horizontal lap siding, for example board and batten on a gable or a porch, to add character without changing the whole house.
Hail dents, cracks and punctures siding just like it bruises shingles. We inspect your siding along with your roof and gutters after a storm, document the damage and help you through the insurance claim.
We’re your neighbors and your go-to team for the outside of your home. With an A+ Better Business Bureau rating, free estimates and flexible financing, we make it easy to get the siding, roof and gutters you need, done right and done together.
Siding usually gives warning signs before it fails. Some are easy to spot from the yard, and some only show up when you get close and press on a panel. Springfield weather swings from hot summers to freezing nights, and that movement wears on panels and trim over time. If you notice any of the signs below, it is worth having us take a look before water gets into the wall.
Warping or bulgingPanels that ripple, bow out or pull away from the wall often mean something is wrong behind them.
Cracks and holesCracks, chips and holes let rain reach the sheathing and give insects a way in.
Hail dentsDents and punctures, usually on the walls that faced the storm, are a common sign of hail damage.
Fading and chalkingHeavy fading or a chalky film on the surface means the finish is breaking down.
Soft spots and moistureSoft areas, mold, or peeling paint on the inside of an outside wall can point to moisture trapped behind the panels.
Our Process
How A Siding Replacement Works In Southwest Missouri
We start with a free inspection. We walk the outside of the house, measure every wall and look closely at the trim, the corners and the areas around windows and doors. Then we go over styles and colors with you and help you pick one that works with your roof. Once you approve the plan, we put you on the schedule and order your materials.
Remove the old sidingOur crew takes off the old panels and trim and hauls the debris away.
Check the wallWe inspect the sheathing for rot or soft spots and show you anything we find before it gets covered up.
Repair the house wrapWe patch or replace the house wrap so the wall has a weather barrier behind the new siding.
Install panels and trimWe hang the new panels, corners and trim and seal around windows, doors and fixtures.
Clean upWe pick up nails and scraps and walk the finished work with you.
After A Storm
Storm-Damaged Siding And Roof Claims In Springfield
Hail and wind rarely hit only the roof. The same storm that bruises shingles can dent, crack or punch holes in siding, especially on the walls that faced the wind. When we inspect after a storm, we check the siding, gutters, window trim and roof in one visit. We take photos of what we find so you have a clear record for your insurance company.
If you file a claim, we can meet the adjuster at your home and point out the damage on every part of the house. That way the siding gets looked at along with the roof instead of being missed. Your insurance company decides what your policy covers. Our job is to make sure the damage is documented and the work is done right.
Yes. Hail and wind damage siding as often as they damage roofs. We inspect both, document the damage and can walk you through the insurance claim.
Yes. Doing the roof, gutters and siding together means one crew, one schedule, and colors picked to work together.
Yes. Every estimate is free, and financing is available to make the project easier to manage.
Vinyl siding is our specialty. We install horizontal vinyl in straight lap and Dutch lap profiles, in several sizes and colors, and vertical board and batten siding, also in vinyl. We install metal siding as well. We do not install wood, fiber cement or stucco.
The size of your home matters most, along with how many corners, gables and stories the walls have. The style of siding you pick, the amount of trim, and the number of windows and doors to work around all play a part. If we find rotted sheathing once the old siding is off, that repair adds to the job. We give you a written estimate after we measure.
If the damage is limited to a few panels and the rest of the siding is in good shape, a repair can make sense. The catch is matching. Older siding fades, and new panels often look different next to it. When damage is spread across several walls or the siding is worn out, replacement is usually the better value. We will tell you plainly which one fits.
It depends on the size of the house, the weather and what we find under the old siding. A smaller home goes faster than a larger one with more walls and trim. We give you a schedule before we start and keep you updated if rain or a wall repair changes the plan. You do not need to be home for most of the work.
We stop and show you before we cover anything up. Water that got behind damaged siding can soften the sheathing, and new siding should never go over a wet or rotted wall. We explain what we found, what it takes to fix it and how it changes the price, and we only move forward once you agree.
