Siding & Exterior
Siding That Stands Up to Colorado Sun and Hail
Walls That Keep the Weather Out
Fiber Cement Built for the Western Slope
Siding is regular work for us, right alongside roofing. Most of the siding we install is James Hardie fiber cement, a cement-based board. We put it up on a single storm-damaged wall or across the whole house, and it goes on to James Hardie’s specifications either way.
Repair or Replace?
Some siding problems come down to a few damaged boards. Others run deeper: moisture behind the siding, soft spots, or boards that keep pulling loose. The free inspection shows which one you have. If a handful of boards can be replaced, we’ll price that. If the wall behind them has taken on water, you’ll see the photos that show it, and we’ll talk through a full replacement.
When a Storm Hits the Walls
Hail that comes in sideways on the wind can crack, chip, or dent siding, usually on the side of the house that faced the storm. When that happens, the siding goes into the same inspection as the roof. If you file an insurance claim, we document the wall damage with photos and meet your adjuster on site, so the siding is part of the record from the start.
Note: Ingenubuild documents damage and helps coordinate your claim. We do not waive, rebate, or absorb insurance deductibles, which is prohibited under Colorado law. Your insurer determines coverage.
What Happens During the Install
When the work starts, an assigned crew takes the damaged or worn siding off first. Before anything new goes up, we look at what’s underneath, because moisture behind old siding is easy to miss from the outside. The new boards go on to the manufacturer’s spec, and when the last one is up, the crew cleans up completely.
Covered in Writing
Siding gets the same 10-year workmanship warranty we give on roofs. It covers our installation.
Signs Your Siding Needs Attention
Get a Free Siding Inspection
We’ll look at every wall and tell you whether it needs a repair or a replacement.
Every Siding Project Includes
The Insurance Claim Process, Step by Step
Free Inspection
Claim Guidance
Scope & Approval
Quality Build
Note: Ingenubuild documents damage and helps coordinate your claim. We do not waive, rebate, or absorb insurance deductibles, which is prohibited under Colorado law. Your insurer determines coverage.
From One Wall to the Whole House
- Board RepairsA few cracked or loose boards replaced when the wall behind them is sound.
- Full ReplacementOld siding off, the wall checked for moisture, new boards up to spec.
- Storm-Damaged WallsHail-cracked or dented siding documented with photos for your claim.
What You Get With New Siding
- Materials Made for This ClimateFiber cement is built to handle hail, wind, and high-altitude sun.
- Color That LastsColorPlus finishes come painted from the factory, so the color is there from day one.
- One Company for Roof and WallsIf a storm hit both, one company documents and rebuilds both.
Real Roofs. Real Colorado Homes.
What Homeowners Say
Areas We Serve
Proudly Serving the Western Slope and Mountain Communities
Siding Project Questions
What roofing and siding materials do you install?
Most of our roofs use GAF shingles, and we also install metal and concrete tile. For siding, we mostly install James Hardie fiber cement, including ColorPlus finishes.
Can you replace a few boards instead of all the siding?
Yes, if the damage is limited to a few boards on a sound wall. If water has gotten behind the boards, the problem runs deeper. The free inspection shows which of the two you have, and if the wall has taken on water, we show you the photos and talk through a full replacement.
What happens after I call?
We set up a time to inspect your home. We measure, take photos, and tell you what we found. Depending on the job, you get a quote on the spot or a written estimate shortly after. Once you approve it, we schedule the work and keep you updated until it’s done.
How much does an inspection cost?
Nothing. You get photos and a detailed damage assessment at no cost and with no pressure to move forward.
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