Best Siding Replacement Companies in Denton

A thriving downtown, a nationally recognized education system, and diversity of options in employment and entertainment, Denton offers residents the best of city and small-town life. The favorable business climate brings more choices to Denton residents including a variety of home improvement service providers for people taking on remodeling projects.

There are thousands of home improvement contractors around the metroplex so how do you know who to choose? We're making the process of narrowing down your choices easier by letting you in on who we think are some of the best siding replacement companies serving the Denton community. These companies are experts in siding replacement and have strong reputations around the metroplex for customer satisfaction.

5 of the Best Siding Replacement Companies Near Denton

Brennan Enterprises

Brennan Enterprises is a family-owned and operated company based in Arlington Texas with nearly 40 years of experience in exterior remodeling. This team tackles window, door, siding, roofing, and outdoor living projects.

About Brennan's Siding Services

Full siding replacement: Siding, Soffit, Facia, and Trim
Brands: James Hardie®, Alside®, LP® Smartside®, Royal Building Products
Siding materials: Fiber cement, Engineered, Vinyl, Insulated Vinyl
Styles: Lap, Shake, Vertical, Scallop

Allied Siding

Allied Siding & Windows has been in business for decades and has thousands of satisfied customers in Texas. They specialize in home exterior remodeling primarily siding and windows.

About Allied's Siding Services

Full siding replacement: Siding, Soffit, Facia, and Trim
Brands: James Hardie®
Siding Materials: Fiber Cement
Styles: HardiePlank® Lap Siding

Texas Energy Concepts

Texas Energy Concepts has been in the home improvement industry for over 16 years. Steve Drummond offers affordable solutions to homeowners around North Texas. Texas Energy Concepts' reputation is so strong that the majority of their business is referrals. You can give Steve Drummond a call to learn more about the siding product material his company uses on their projects.

Elite Exteriors

Elite Exteriors has over 14 years of experience in home exterior remodeling. They carry quality and brand name products and have built an excellent reputation for customer satisfaction.

About Elite Exteriors' Siding Services

Full siding replacement: Siding, Soffit, Facia, and Trim
Brands: James Hardie®

Scott Exteriors

Scott Exteriors is a family-owned roofing, windows, and siding company with over 20 years of experience in the DFW metroplex.

About Scott Exteriors' Siding Services

Full siding replacement: Siding, Soffit, Facia, and Trim
Brands: James Hardie® and Mastic®
Siding materials: Vinyl, Fiber Cement

We hope you find the right company for your project on our list and we encourage your options with Brennan as well. You can check out some tips about deciding on the right siding product for you at the end of this article.

If you're ready to set up an appointment for a free in-house estimate or have any questions you'd like to ask, give us a call at 817-860-9767.

What to consider before buying new siding

1. Make sure your siding is really ready to replace: the biggest sign that your siding is ready to replace is water infiltration.

2. HOA guidelines: If you live in a neighborhood with a Homeowners Association check to see if they have restrictions on color or material.

3. Consider color: Dark colors are trendy right now but if you live in a hot climate (like us in Texas), you should also consider light colors to keep your house cooler in the summer. Also, make sure the color you choose complements other exterior features of your house.

4. Siding material: Siding has a major role in curb appeal so consider what kind of siding your neighbors have and that the material you choose is one you can keep up with in regards to maintenance.

5. Replacing the housewrap should be standard practice in a siding project, make sure that the company you work with uses a high-quality housewrap because that provides a moisture barrier between your house and the siding.