Before replacing your siding in Denver, there are several key things to consider. Identifying these early allows you to address them promptly, preventing further damage to your home's exterior and interior.
- When performing a close-up inspection of your siding, look for warped panels. If you have found one or several warped panels, use a simple screwdriver to poke beneath the warped siding. Take note of how the layer under the siding reacts. This will inform you if this layer might be rotted. Letting water-logged siding go untreated for a prolonged period can cause the rotting to spread and can even damage the structural integrity of your home.
- โLook for mold or mildew on the exterior of your siding.
- Peeling paint or loose wallpaper (sagging) can indicate that your siding is allowing moisture to seep into your walls. This can damage your home's interior and may cause alarm.
- โBubbles are a common problem with old or poorly installed siding. Bubbles on the siding mean water is finding its way underneath your siding and collecting in pockets.
Ready to take action? If youโve noticed any of these warning signs on your siding, itโs time to consult with Conservation Construction. Donโt wait until the damage worsensโcontact us today for an inspection and expert advice on protecting your home.








