New siding can change the look of your home, but the installation itself matters just as much as the material you choose. Moisture, heavy rain, heat, and seasonal storms can all put stress on your exterior, so the siding needs to be installed correctly from the start.
At Morgan Contracting, we take a close look at the existing exterior before the installation crew gets to work. Measurements, wall conditions, windows, doors, flashing, trim, and the siding material all factor into the project. The result is a new exterior that looks right and is properly fitted to your home.
The details behind a siding project can have a big effect on how the finished exterior performs. Our siding services include:
The right installation depends on the material and the house itself. We pay attention to the areas where moisture can find its way behind the siding, including windows, doors, corners, and transitions between exterior materials.
Take a look at recent exterior projects to see how new siding can change the appearance of a Raleigh-area home.
Siding doesn't exist on its own. Windows, doors, trim, flashing, gutters, and the underlying wall all affect the finished installation. We consider those connections throughout the project rather than treating the siding as a standalone surface.
Vinyl and fiber cement siding offer different looks, maintenance requirements, and price points. We can help you compare your options and choose materials that make sense for your home, budget, and preferred style.
Raleigh's humidity and heavy rain make moisture management an important part of exterior work. Proper barriers, flashing, trim, and installation techniques help keep water where it belongs and protect the wall assembly behind the siding.
Morgan Contracting is veteran-owned and operated, with a focus on accountability, clear communication, and careful workmanship. You'll know what the project involves, what materials are being installed, and what to expect from the crew.
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Morgan Contracting was fantastic to work with. Alex worked with us through the entire process and helped get the most from our insurance claim. The crew did a great job installing our roof on a very hot day. They started very early and were able to finish the job by evening. Alex followed up with us to make sure we were satisfied and we couldn't be happier. We highly recommend Morgan Contracting (Previously AMDS)! A+ Service!
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Morgan Contracting (Previously AMDS) did a great job replacing my roof! They communicated in a courteous and timely fashion every step of the way. Their work is professional, thorough, and efficient. They answered all of my questions, installed a superior product, and left my property clean!
Roofing
We recently had our roof done by Morgan Contracting and it was a great experience. Alex, Cameron, and Devin were professional, and friendly. They were with us throughout the entire process and was always available to answer any questions we had. We love our new roof!
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We start by examining the exterior and taking measurements for the new siding. Windows, doors, corners, rooflines, existing trim, and areas showing signs of moisture or storm damage all get considered during this stage.
The existing siding is removed when necessary, giving us a chance to inspect the surface underneath. If we find damaged sheathing or other issues that need attention, those areas can be addressed before the new siding goes up. We also prepare the wall with the appropriate weather-resistant barrier and flashing.
The installation begins at the bottom of the wall and works upward, with the specific techniques adjusted for the siding material being used. We pay particular attention to corners, windows, doors, trim, and other areas where water protection and proper spacing matter.
Once the siding is installed, we inspect the finished work and look over the details around openings, edges, and transitions. We also clean up the work area so the project is ready to hand back to you.
Common options include vinyl siding and fiber cement siding, including James Hardie products. Each material has different characteristics, so the right choice depends on your home’s appearance, maintenance preferences, budget, and performance needs.
The timeline depends on the size and layout of the house, the siding material, the condition of the existing exterior, and whether repairs are needed underneath. A project involving extensive wall repairs or multiple exterior upgrades can take longer than a straightforward siding installation.
Not always, but removing existing siding can allow the underlying wall to be inspected and prepared properly. The appropriate approach depends on the existing material, its condition, and the requirements of the new siding.
They offer different benefits. Vinyl siding is known for its affordability, low maintenance, and wide range of styles. Fiber cement siding typically costs more but offers strong resistance to moisture, pests, and weather. The best fit depends on what you want from the new siding.
Proper siding installation can help protect the exterior from water intrusion, but existing moisture problems should be addressed before new siding is installed. We inspect the underlying surface and pay close attention to flashing, weather barriers, windows, doors, and other potential entry points.
You don’t necessarily need to. However, siding installation can be coordinated with replacement windows when both projects are needed. Planning them together can make it easier to properly integrate flashing, trim, and the finished exterior.
Absolutely. New siding can make a noticeable difference to your home’s exterior, particularly when the existing material is faded, damaged, or dated, or if repair services haven’t been able to do the trick. You can choose from different colors, profiles, and materials to create the look you want while giving the house a cleaner, more finished appearance.
Yes. If you’re also planning to replace your Raleigh windows, coordinating the two projects can make sense. The siding and window installation can be planned together so the trim, flashing, and finished exterior work together rather than having one project interfere with the other.
Look for a siding company with experience installing the material you want, proper insurance, strong customer reviews, and a track record of careful work. Expert installation and outstanding customer service should matter just as much as the siding itself. A dedicated project manager can also give you a clear point of contact throughout the job, from the initial estimate through completion.
If your home needs a new look, better protection from the elements, or siding that’s simply reached the end of its useful life, a new installation can make a noticeable difference.
Talk with Morgan Contracting about your Raleigh siding project and get a clear estimate for the work.
