Repair, restore, or replace siding using trade-calibrated methods — not guesswork
Historic Siding Restoration Done Right
Specializing in historic siding systems, wood restoration, and exterior envelope repair using proven preservation methods.
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What We Do
We restore historic and existing siding systems to their original condition while improving durability, weather resistance, and architectural integrity.
We restore siding systems by:
• Repairing existing wood siding and trim
• Replacing deteriorated or damaged sections
• Matching original profiles and materials
• Stabilizing structure and fastening systems
• Preparing and finishing siding for long-term protection
Repair
– Cracked, split, or damaged sidin
– Minor rot and deterioration
– Loose boards and fasteners
– Surface damage and paint failure
Restoration
– Full siding surface preparation
– Repair and stabilization of boards
– Profile matching and repair
– Surface refinishing and sealing
Rehabilitation
– Section replacement or partial rebuild
– Structural correction of sheathing
– Code compliance upgrades
How Siding Restoration Works
1. Inspect and assess siding condition
2. Identify damage, rot, and deterioration
3. Execute repair, restoration, or replacement
4. Finish and seal siding for long-term protection
Why Artisan Historic Contracting
✔ Trade-calibrated pricing
✔ Historic preservation methods
✔ Material matching expertise
✔ Licensed & compliant work
✔ Proven restoration experience
Typical Siding Restoration Pricing
Repair Work:
$15 – $45 per sq ft
Includes:
• Minor siding repair
• Surface stabilization
• Fastener correction
Full Restoration:
$45 – $95 per sq ft
Includes:
• Full siding prep and repair
• Structural stabilization
• Profile matching
• Finish application
Rebuild / Reconstruction:
$95 – $185+ per sq ft
Includes:
• Full siding removal and replacement
• Structural substrate repair
• Material upgrade and rebuild
Final cost depends on:
• Project size and elevation
• Material condition
• Wood species or siding type
• Accessibility and height
• Replacement vs restoration scope
Restoration Results
Before
Original Condition
The siding shows typical deterioration including rot, cracking, failed coatings, and loose or damaged wood requiring repair and stabilization.
After
Restored Condition
The siding has been fully repaired, stabilized, and refinished, restoring weather protection, structural integrity, and original architectural appearance.