Siding Contractor in Maitland, FL

The most common project we run in this area. We remove failed wood or aluminum soffit and fascia, repair or replace any rotted framing behind it, and install new vented aluminum or vinyl soffit sized to your overhang. Where gutters come off for the fascia work, replacing them at the same time is almost always cheaper than doing it separately later.

Vinyl resists moisture, never needs painting, and comes in a wide range of profiles and colors. It is a strong fit for mid century Maitland homes with wood frame gable ends and accent walls. We install with correct expansion allowances so panels move as designed rather than buckling.

Fiber cement offers the appearance of painted wood with substantially better resistance to rot, insects, and impact. On lakefront and larger Maitland properties where appearance drives the decision, it is usually the right call. It also repaints cleanly whenever you want a different look.

Corner boards, casings, gable vents, and column wraps are the details that determine whether a finished job looks considered or merely covered.

After significant wind events we inspect for the damage that is easy to miss, document it with photographs, and can work alongside your insurance process with the documentation an adjuster needs.

A BSS representative comes to your home, takes measurements, and assesses the actual condition of the exterior. You get straight recommendations built around your house and your budget, not a pitch for the most expensive product available.

A detailed written estimate with clear scope and pricing, plus an explanation of your material choices, warranty coverage, and timeline. Many jobs can be priced onsite. Anything needing confirmation is priced within three business days.

We finalize paperwork and pull permits. You do not handle permitting. A start date gets scheduled around your household and the weather.

Materials are staged neatly, landscaping and hardscapes are protected, and crews clean up at the end of every day. If we find hidden rot, which on homes of this age is common, we stop and document it with photographs, explain the options, and handle it through a written change order.

Your project manager walks the finished job with you. Permits get closed, warranty documents get handed over, and any touch ups are scheduled promptly. Every project carries our one year workmanship warranty plus applicable manufacturer coverage.

Yes, and we do it constantly. Soffit and fascia are a separate system from your wall cladding. Many Maitland homes have block and stucco walls in perfectly good condition sitting under a soffit assembly that failed years ago. That is a standalone project.

It is driven by the linear footage of your roofline, the depth of the overhang, how much framing behind the fascia needs repair, and whether gutters are coming off. We measure onsite and give you itemized pricing rather than a number that may not apply to your house.

That is a common situation here, and honestly a full elevation replacement often makes more sense than chasing a discontinued product. In some cases we can replace one full side of the house so the mismatch falls on a corner rather than mid wall, where nobody sees it. We will lay out the options and the cost difference.

In most cases yes. We pull the permits, schedule the inspections, and close everything out. You never contact the building department.

It can help, especially when the work corrects gaps and air leaks behind failing panels or includes insulated products. Siding is not primarily an energy product, so we will not promise dramatic savings, but a properly sealed exterior does reduce load on your air conditioning.

Usually not. Most homeowners are at work or away while crews are onsite. For larger projects we may need you available for access or for the final walkthrough. What we do ask is that vehicles are moved out of the driveway, gates are unlocked, and patio furniture is cleared from work areas before the crew arrives.

If your home is original and was built in the 1960s or 1970s, quite possibly the entire time. Aluminum soffit from that era was not engineered for a sixty year service life, and vented soffit standards have changed since. When we open one up we frequently find the ventilation area was never adequate to begin with, which is its own problem for your attic and roof deck.