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Storm-Damaged siding repaired and replaced in Memphis

The wind that lifts shingles also works under siding. Loose panels, cracked vinyl and missing pieces let rain behind the wall, where it rots sheathing long before anything shows inside.

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The job

What siding actually protects

Quick answer

Siding repair in Memphis usually means replacing cracked, loose or blown-off panels after wind or hail and resealing the trim around them; replacement covers whole walls or the whole house when the old siding is brittle, warped or rotting underneath. The house wrap and sheathing behind the siding are checked before anything new goes up.

Siding is the rain screen for the walls. Behind it, house wrap and flashing at windows and doors carry any water that gets past the panels back out. When a panel cracks or pulls loose, that second layer starts doing all the work, and it was never meant to.

Storm damage usually shows as loose or missing pieces on the side facing the storm, cracks from hail, and trim pulled away at corners. Age shows as warping, fading and soft spots in wood-based siding near the ground or under leaky gutters.

Fiber cement siding being installed on a Memphis home

Cost

What drives the cost of siding work

Siding is priced by the square of wall area, plus the trim and repairs around it.

  • Wall area

    Measured in squares of wall, minus windows and doors.

  • Material

    Vinyl, fiber cement and engineered wood differ in price and labor.

  • Matching

    Discontinued vinyl colors may mean re-siding a whole wall.

  • Sheathing repair

    Rotted wall sheathing is replaced first.

  • Trim and corners

    Window, door and corner trim adds detail work.

  • Stories and access

    Two-story walls need scaffolding or lifts.

  • Paint

    Fiber cement can come prefinished or need painting.

Your options

Vinyl, fiber cement or engineered wood?

VinylFiber cementEngineered wood
Upfront costLowestHigherMiddle
Storm and hailCan crack under hailResists impact wellGood with sound paint
UpkeepWash onlyRepaint every several yearsRepaint and seal edges
FireMeltsNoncombustibleTreated wood fiber

Storm-Damaged siding repair

After wind or hail, we walk every wall, mark loose, cracked and missing pieces, and photograph them along with the roof damage, since carriers usually see the two together. Vinyl panels are released from the course above with a zip tool and replaced without disturbing the wall around them. Cracked fiber cement boards are cut out and replaced board by board. Any torn house wrap behind the damage is patched and taped before new siding goes on, so the wall is sealed again, not just covered.

Storm-damaged vinyl siding

Vinyl siding replacement

When vinyl has faded unevenly, warped from heat or turned brittle enough to crack at a touch, replacing the wall is usually cheaper than chasing individual panels, especially when the color is no longer made. We strip the old siding, check and repair the sheathing, install new house wrap with taped seams, and flash every window and door before the new panels go up. Panels are nailed loosely in the center of the slots so they can expand in summer heat instead of buckling.

New vinyl siding and trim around a window

Fiber cement siding installation

Fiber cement, such as James Hardie or CertainTeed boards, resists impact, does not burn and holds paint well, which makes it a common upgrade after storm damage. It is heavier than vinyl and installed differently: boards are nailed to the maker's pattern, joints are flashed, and cut ends are primed. Engineered wood siding such as LP SmartSide is a lighter alternative with a wood look. We price the options side by side, trim package included, so the choice is yours.

Local conditions

Wind and hail on Memphis walls

When severe storms roll through, the National Weather Service warns that 60 mph gusts can damage roofs and siding, and the August 2026 storm that cut power to more than 120,000 MLGW customers did exactly that across Memphis. A September 2026 watch named Bartlett and Millington among the places expecting wind damage to roofs and siding. Siding damage tends to show on the side facing the storm, so after a big line of weather we check the walls and the roof together.

How it runs

How a siding job runs

  1. 01

    Walk the walls

    Every wall checked and damage photographed.

  2. 02

    Written scope

    Repair or replace, material and color named.

  3. 03

    Remove damaged siding

    Panels or boards taken off to sound sheathing.

  4. 04

    Repair the wall

    Sheathing fixed, house wrap patched or replaced.

  5. 05

    Flash and install

    Windows and doors flashed, siding installed to spec.

  6. 06

    Trim and clean up

    Corners finished, nails and scraps removed.

Siding pieces in the yard after the storm?

Call any hour. We answer 24/7 and can cover exposed wall areas until the repair.

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Brands we install and service

Shingles, membranes, metal and skylights from James Hardie, LP SmartSide, CertainTeed and the other makers below.

James HardieLP SmartSideCertainTeedMasticRoyal Building ProductsAlsidePly GemGeorgia-PacificNorandexAlluraNichihaKP Building Products

FAQ

Siding questions from Memphis homeowners

Loose or cracked siding? Get the wall sealed again.

Call (901) 459-6395. We check every wall, photograph the damage and repair or replace what failed.

Reach us

Call any hour, day or night

Phone
(901) 459-6395
Hours
Answering 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Service office
8235 Memphis Arlington Rd, Memphis, TN 38133
Coverage
Memphis, Shelby County and the close suburbs
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