Is It Time to Replace Your Siding?

Your siding does a lot more than boost curb appeal—it’s your home’s first defense against harsh Ohio weather, moisture, and energy loss. But most homeowners wait too long to replace it.

At Bo Lacey Construction, we install premium vinyl, composite, and insulated siding across Mansfield, Norwalk, Mount Vernon, Columbus, and surrounding Ohio communities. Below are the top signs it’s time to consider replacement—plus how we make the process easy, energy-efficient, and long-lasting.

1. What Does Damaged or Warped Siding Really Mean?

If you see cracks, warping, or panels pulling away from your home, it’s more than cosmetic—it means moisture can creep behind the siding and cause structural damage. You might not notice it until there’s mold, rot, or expensive repair bills.

2. Is Your Siding Faded or Discolored?

When siding loses its color, it’s also losing its protective UV coating. That makes it more vulnerable to sun damage, rain, and temperature swings. Our siding options include fade-resistant finishes that keep your home looking sharp for decades.

3. Are Rising Energy Bills a Sign of Bad Siding?

Absolutely. If your home feels drafty or your energy bills are creeping up, your siding could be part of the problem. Many homes we inspect have zero underlayment—just bare plywood behind the panels.

Here’s how Bo Lacey solves it:

• 🏠 Install a full house wrap underlayment
• 📏 Tape all seams and openings with weatherproof tape
• 🧰 Use premium starter strips and corner pieces for a tight seal

The result? A home that feels more comfortable and saves you money year-round.

4. Are You Noticing Moisture Damage Indoors?

Peeling paint, warped drywall, or bubbling wallpaper can be signs your siding is failing. When water gets behind the panels, it can silently cause rot, mold, and long-term damage.

New siding, properly installed, keeps moisture out and your interior protected.

5. Does Your Siding Make Your Home Look Dated?

If your siding is stuck in the ‘90s—or you can’t choose modern, rich colors because the material warps in heat—it’s time to upgrade.

Our composite insulated siding lays flat on your home, resists warping, and comes in deep, dark shades that hold their color for years.

In 2025, siding replacement projects typically range between $15,000 and $45,000, depending on:

• 🏠 The size of your home
• 🧱 Material choice (vinyl, composite, or insulated siding)
• 📐 Number of stories and architectural complexity

We’ll provide a clear, line-item estimate based on your goals and budget during your consultation.

• 🏆 VSI Certified – Recognized by the Vinyl Siding Institute for expert installation
• 🧊 Energy-Efficient Systems – House wrap, sealing, and tight installs that reduce energy loss
• 🎨 Design Flexibility – Choose from dozens of modern colors and textures
• 🧱 Flat, Even Fit – Our materials resist waviness and lay flat for a clean, professional look