Rot and mold can settle in behind siding that looks perfectly fine from the driveway, growing quietly where you can’t see it. Get your free estimate & 10% off today.
Because this kind of damage hides behind the surface for years, knowing what to look for is your best head start.
Press on a board near the ground or around a window. If it feels spongy or looks puffed up, moisture has likely gotten in.
Paint that blisters or lifts away from the siding can mean water is sitting behind it.
Boards that wave, pull away from the wall, or leave gaps at the seams give moisture an easy way inside.
A damp odor or a discolored patch on an interior wall can mean moisture is working its way through.
Our crew starts by removing your old siding. Then we install new James Hardie siding, built to handle the Pacific Northwest’s wet weather without cracking or warping, and we leave your yard tidy when we’re done. The result is a home covered for decades.
What began as a hard-working high-school kid’s side hustle in the 1950s has grown into a company with offices in seven cities. The Slater family still owns and operates The Roof Doctor today. After more than 60 years of Northwest rain, we know what this weather does to a home and how to build against it.
Call or fill out our quick form, and mention this mailer to claim your 10% off.
One of our Home Services Specialists makes a house call, inspects your siding, shows you what they found, and gives you a written estimate.
Once you approve, we schedule your project, our crew installs your new siding, and we clean up when we’re done.
James Hardie siding is built to handle Pacific Northwest weather without cracking or warping, and we install it to keep your home covered for decades. Your Home Services Specialist can go over warranty details with you at your estimate.
Your estimate is free, and the cost depends on the size of your home and the scope of the work. Mention this mailer to claim your 10% off, and your specialist will explain how the offer applies. Financing is available through Peak Credit Union, subject to approval, and we’ll help you start the application during your estimate.
It depends on the size of your home and the scope of the project. Your specialist will go over a timeline with you before you decide.
Yes. We’ve worked in Western Washington’s wet weather since 1959, and your specialist will help you plan timing that makes sense for your home.
Every rainy season gives hidden moisture more time to spread, so the sooner we take a look, the sooner you can stop it. Call (360) 989-9380 or request your estimate online.