Siding Installation in Seattle, WA

Things to Do in Seattle, Washington

• Discovery Park. The largest park in the city at 534 acres, with bluff trails, a tidal beach, and the West Point Lighthouse at the end of the loop.
• Pike Place Market. A working public market since 1907, still the best place in town for produce, flowers, and a slow morning along the waterfront.
• Green Lake. A flat 2.8 mile loop around the water that half the north end seems to use every dry evening from April onward.
• Washington Park Arboretum. 230 acres of collections run with the University of Washington, with a Japanese garden and a canoe route through the marsh.
• Ballard Locks. Watch boats step between fresh and salt water, then find the fish ladder and the salmon run in summer.

Seattle Culture, Food, and Community

Every quadrant eats differently. Ballard leans Nordic and seafood, the Central District and Rainier Valley carry some of the best East African and Vietnamese food on the West Coast, and Capitol Hill stays busy long after the rest of the city has gone quiet. Between them sit the things people move here for: the Museum of Pop Culture, the Seattle Art Museum, Benaroya Hall, and a summer of street fairs from Fremont to Columbia City.

The Seattle Homes We Put Siding On

Much of Seattle was built between 1900 and 1940, which means cedar lap, shingle, and drop siding over board sheathing, usually with three or four repaints on top of it. On those houses we look first at the bottom courses, the north walls that never dry, and the joints where a later addition met the original wall. Newer infill townhomes bring the opposite problem, thin panel siding installed fast with too little clearance at grade. Lot lines are tight in most of the city, so we plan staging and dumpster placement with you before the first day.

Seattle Siding Weather in King County

Rain in Seattle is rarely heavy, but it is constant, and it arrives sideways when the wind comes off the water. That combination finds every unsealed butt joint, every missing piece of flashing, and every Seattle wall where the siding sits too close to grade. It is also why north facing walls in Seattle grow moss and stay damp for months. When we detail a wall in Seattle, the clearances and the flashing get as much attention as the boards themselves.

Siding Contractors Near You in Seattle

Sealed Siding covers all of Seattle, including Ballard, Fremont, West Seattle, Wallingford, and Beacon Hill. If you are searching for a siding contractor near you in Seattle, a Seattle siding company for a full siding replacement, or siding repair in Seattle after a wet winter, this is the crew that shows up. We install James Hardie fiber cement siding, LP SmartSide engineered wood siding, metal siding, vinyl siding, and cedar siding on Seattle homes, and we back every Seattle siding installation with a ten year workmanship warranty. See what siding costs and how to choose a siding contractor before you call. Call (425) 572-2048 or use the form at the top of this page for a free Seattle siding estimate.