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Curb Appeal and Lower Utility Bills — at Once.

Fiber-cement and engineered-wood siding, ENERGY STAR triple-pane windows, and insulation wrap — cuts your Oregon heating bill and adds years of durability against PNW weather.

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1,800+ Oregon homes completed
Illustration of a home exterior with fresh fiber-cement lap siding and new energy-efficient windows in Oregon
If any of these sound familiar

You're not the problem. The contractor is.

  • Your original cedar or T1-11 siding is rotting, warping, or cracking
  • Your windows sweat and your heating bill is through the roof
  • You need a siding refresh but every contractor offers a 4-week lead time
  • You want James Hardie quality but you're comparing it to vinyl
  • Your HOA requires specific materials and you need a contractor who knows the code
What we deliver

Five ways we handle Oregon siding & windows.

Full-House Fiber-Cement Siding

James Hardie ColorPlus lap siding, board-and-batten, or shingle profile. 30-year color warranty, full rigid-foam insulation wrap underneath, proper flashing at every window and door.

Triple-Pane Window Replacement

Milgard, Andersen, or Pella ENERGY STAR triple-pane windows. Full tear-out and reinstall (not insert replacement) for maximum thermal performance.

Engineered-Wood Siding

LP SmartSide engineered wood — the look of cedar with the durability of cement. Ideal for historic-district Oregon homes where fiber-cement isn't allowed.

Trim & Architectural Detail

Custom fascia, soffit, corner boards, and architectural moldings. We replicate or modernize your home's original profile.

Energy-Efficiency Package

Siding + windows + blown-in attic insulation + radiant barrier. We model your current and projected utility bill before the project starts.

Our process

From first call to final walkthrough.

01

Full exterior assessment

We measure every elevation, inspect sheathing for rot, document window conditions, and identify flashing failures. Photo report delivered by email.

02

Material-specific quote

Itemized quote per material type — no "about $X per square foot" guesses. We model your utility savings based on current insulation values.

03

Controlled removal & install

Siding tear-off, sheathing inspection and repair, insulation wrap, window install, new siding, flashing, paint. Daily cleanup.

04

Final walkthrough & rebate

Warranty registration, rebate paperwork filed (Energy Trust of Oregon window rebate, federal insulation tax credit), and punch-list completion.

Real Oregon siding & windows work

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Good siding & windows questions

What Oregon homeowners ask about siding & windows.

A typical 2,000 sq ft Oregon home re-sided in James Hardie fiber-cement runs $32K–$52K including insulation wrap, trim, and paint. LP SmartSide engineered wood runs 10–15% less. Vinyl runs 40–50% less but has significantly lower resale value and durability.

If your windows are single-pane, fogged double-pane (seal failure), or 20+ years old, replacement pays back through utility savings within 7–11 years. If your windows are sound double-pane under 15 years old with failing seals only in a few spots, targeted re-glazing is the better call. We'll tell you honestly which applies.

Two to three weeks for a typical 2,000 sq ft Oregon home, including full tear-off, sheathing repair, insulation wrap, new siding install, and paint. Windows add 2–3 days if replaced simultaneously.

Yes — it's actually the most cost-efficient way to do both projects. Replacing windows during a siding tear-off saves on flashing rework, reduces permit complexity, and integrates the seal between window frame and new siding cleanly.

Portland, Salem, and Eugene have several historic districts with strict material requirements. We work within those codes — cedar shake, cedar lap, LP SmartSide engineered wood, and historically-accurate trim profiles. We submit HOA applications as part of our standard service.

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