W Contracting Roof Repair Regina · Siding
Siding in Regina, SK
W Contracting repairs and replaces siding across Regina. Hail that damages a roof usually marks the siding on the same elevation, so we inspect both together and document them on the same claim when the damage is storm related. Inspection and the written quote are free.
Siding and roofing take the same storms. When we are on a roof documenting hail, the siding on the exposed elevations has almost always been hit too, and it often gets left off the claim because nobody looked. Cracked or holed siding lets water behind the envelope, which is a much more expensive problem than the panel itself.
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The Difference
Why Homeowners Choose W Contracting Roof Repair Regina for Siding
Inspected With the Roof
Same storm, same claim. We document both so nothing gets left off the scope.
Sectional Repair Where It Works
If only one elevation was hit, we will say so rather than quoting the whole house.
Full Re-Clads
When the siding is at end of life, we do the whole envelope including trim and flashing.
Watch For These
Signs You Need Siding
- Cracks, holes, or dents after a hail or wind event
- Panels loose, rattling, or pulled away from the wall
- Fading, chalking, or warping across whole elevations
- Water staining on the interior of an exterior wall
- Visible gaps at corners, trim, or around window openings
Seeing one of these? Call (639) 299-7019 or request a free estimate.
There are finished siding jobs in our project gallery.
Our Process
The W Contracting Roof Repair Regina Siding Process
- 01
Inspection
Every elevation checked and photographed, roof included if storm damage is suspected.
- 02
Quote
Repair or full replacement, itemized, with the affected elevations identified.
- 03
Removal and Prep
Old panels off, sheathing and moisture barrier checked underneath.
- 04
Install
New panels, trim, and flashing, then a full cleanup.
Good to Know
Siding: What Regina Homeowners Should Know
What Sits Behind the Panel Is What Protects the Wall
Siding gets judged on appearance and it works as a rain screen, and the part doing the work is mostly invisible once the job is finished. Wind-driven rain does not stop at a panel joint; it gets behind, and what happens next depends on the weather-resistive barrier, the flashing at window and door heads, the treatment at the base of the wall, and whether water reaching the back of the panel has a path down and out. Get those right and the wall stays dry through decades of sideways rain. Get them wrong and the finish still looks correct for years while the sheathing behind it does not.
So a siding job worth paying for starts with what comes off. We look at the sheathing once the old material is down, correct any moisture damage rather than covering it, and pay particular attention to the heads of openings, where most wall leaks in this climate begin. Insulated panels are worth considering here, since an exterior wall is one of the largest surfaces a prairie house loses heat through, and the winters are long enough that the difference shows up on a bill. We will talk through material, profile and colour against what your house already has so the result reads as intentional.
Good to Know
Siding: Frequently Asked Questions
Can you match my existing siding?
Sometimes. Colour lines get discontinued and existing panels fade, so an exact match on a partial repair is not always possible. We will be straight with you about it.
Is siding damage covered by hail insurance?
Frequently, yes, and it often gets missed because the adjuster was called out for the roof. That is exactly why we document both.
Do you do soffit and fascia?
Yes, along with the trim and flashing details.
How long does a re-clad take?
Usually a few days for a typical house, depending on size and how much detail work the trim needs.
Will you check behind the old siding?
Yes. Sheathing and moisture barrier get inspected once the panels are off, and you see photos of anything wrong.