Central Arkansas sees frequent severe thunderstorm and hail activity, and a lot of the housing stock here is older than it looks. We install and repair siding with both of those facts in mind.
Licensed & Insured · Serving Little Rock, AR and Central Arkansas
We'll follow up to schedule a free on-site assessment.
Two ways we work on a home, both built around Central Arkansas's climate.
New siding for construction, renovations, and upgrades — installed with the fastening and expansion gaps Central Arkansas's storms demand.
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Hail dents, cracks, gaps — we find the actual cause before touching a single board, so you're not calling us back next storm season.
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Full removal and replacement of siding with widespread hail or wind damage, upgraded to materials that actually hold up here.
LEARN MORENot every siding material handles heat, humidity, and hail the same way.
A lot of the housing stock in and around Little Rock is older than it looks — the average single-family home in the metro is over 50 years old. Add in Central Arkansas's severe thunderstorm and hail season, and siding here takes a beating that newer-build suburbs elsewhere don't see. A few things worth watching for:
Central Arkansas sees frequent severe thunderstorm and hail activity, and the NWS regularly warns of damage to roofs, siding, and trees during spring and summer storm season.
The average single-family home in the metro is over 50 years old, and much of it still carries its original or one-generation-old siding.
Hot, humid summers and occasional winter freezes put real stress on siding, widening small cracks left behind by hail or age.
Storm-damaged siding signals an unresolved claim. For homeowners comparing materials, the Vinyl Siding Institute publishes independent product and installation standards worth reading.
Every project follows the same sequence, whether it's a single-panel repair or a full re-side:
We understand how hail, humidity, and Central Arkansas's older housing stock affect siding differently than newer-build suburbs elsewhere.
No-pressure assessments so you know exactly what's wrong and what it costs to fix before any work starts.
We can point out what looks storm-related versus normal wear, and help document damage if you decide to file a claim.
All work is backed by proper licensing and insurance coverage.
We'll tell you plainly when a repair is the right call versus when it isn't — not just upsell a full replacement.
We work in both materials and don't push whichever is easiest for us to install.
We size up every job with the local context in mind: what's actually failed, what's cosmetic, and what your homeowners insurance is likely to cover. That's different from applying a one-size-fits-all playbook built for a drier or newer-built market.
GET YOUR FREE ESTIMATEOften, yes — if the damage is from a specific storm event like hail or high wind, rather than general wear and tear. We can walk your siding with you and help you document it if you decide to file a claim.
If the damage is contained to one or two walls and the rest of your siding is sound, repair is usually the right call. Full replacement makes more sense once damage is spread across multiple walls or the siding is original and past 20–25 years old.
Most single-story Little Rock homes are fully re-sided in three to six days; larger or two-story homes can run longer.
Vinyl costs less upfront and never needs painting, but can crack or dent in severe hail. Fiber cement costs more but is more durable in storms. We'll walk your specific situation with you rather than give a one-size answer.
Cost depends mainly on your home's exterior square footage and material choice. We provide a free, no-obligation estimate specific to your home.
