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As a certified siding contractor Broomfield we offer siding insurance claim support to minimize out-of-pocket exterior costs.
Hail
Damage
Broomfield hail damage siding assessment and repair services with insurance claim assistance for complete exterior restoration.
Siding
Repair
Fast siding repair services in Broomfield for damaged panels, loose boards, and weather-related exterior issues.
Composite
Siding
Premium composite siding installation in Broomfield offering durability, low maintenance, and enhanced curb appeal for homeowners.
Vinyl
Siding
Professional vinyl siding installation in Broomfield, CO providing affordable, weather-resistant exterior protection for Colorado homes.
Engineered Wood Siding
Engineered wood siding installation in Broomfield combining natural beauty with enhanced durability and moisture resistance.
Fascia
Repair
Professional fascia repair in Broomfield to protect roof edges and maintain proper water drainage systems.
Soffit
Repair
Soffit repair services in Broomfield ensuring proper attic ventilation and protection from moisture and pest intrusion.
Exterior
Painting
Complete exterior painting services in Broomfield to protect and beautify your home’s siding and trim.
Remodeling
Full exterior remodeling in Broomfield combining siding, roofing, and paint for complete home transformation projects.
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Siding Services
Professional Siding Services in Broomfield
We’ve installed siding on homes across Broomfield for 7 years, bringing over 15 years of hands-on experience to every project. Rebecca and Jeff Stakes personally oversee every installation because they know Colorado’s climate doesn’t forgive shortcuts. When Chinook winds rip down from the Rockies or hail pummels your exterior, proper installation is what keeps your home protected.
We handle every type of siding project: full replacements, storm damage repairs, material upgrades, and partial sections. Whether you own a home in Broadlands, a townhome near Flatiron Crossing, or an older house in Broomfield Heights, we’ll give you honest recommendations based on your home, budget, and goals.
Siding Replacement Broomfield
Full siding replacement in Broomfield isn’t just about curb appeal. Your exterior is the barrier between Colorado’s brutal climate and your home’s structure. When siding fails, moisture gets behind it. UV damage at high altitude fades and warps materials faster than at sea level. Hail cracks fiber cement. Wind peels vinyl off the wall.
As James Hardie Elite Preferred contractors, we offer their 30-year non-prorated warranty instead of the standard 15-year coverage. That’s double the protection, and it only comes through Elite certified installers. We’re also LP SmartSide Preferred installers, which means you get their enhanced warranty coverage and we’ve met their strict installation standards.
The replacement process takes 1-2 weeks depending on your home’s size. We protect landscaping, remove old siding, inspect and repair any wall damage or rot, install proper house wrap and flashing, then install your new siding system. Color matching trim and finishing details matter as much as the siding itself. If you’re in Anthem Ranch or McKay Landing, we’ve probably worked on a house on your street.
Siding Repair Broomfield
The challenge with siding repairs is material matching. If your siding is 10+ years old, finding exact color matches can be difficult because manufacturers update their color lines. We keep samples of common materials and can show you what matches will look like before we order anything. Sometimes a perfect match isn’t possible, and we’ll tell you that upfront.
James Hardie Siding Broomfield
James Hardie siding is fiber cement, which means it’s made from cement, sand, and cellulose fibers. It looks like wood but won’t rot, warp, or attract termites. In Colorado’s climate, James Hardie performs better than almost any other siding material because it handles temperature swings and UV exposure without degrading.
Here’s what most homeowners don’t know: James Hardie has different certification levels for installers. Preferred Contractor is the basic level. Elite Preferred is the highest. ATS Exteriors is Elite Preferred, which means we’ve met James Hardie’s strictest standards for installation quality, customer satisfaction, and volume. You get a 30-year non-prorated warranty. James Hardie comes in multiple profiles: lap siding that mimics traditional wood boards, vertical panels, board and batten, and shingle styles. ColorPlus technology means the color is baked into the boards at the factory, not painted on site. Factory finish lasts 15+ years before it needs repainting, compared to 5-7 years for field-applied paint.
We install James Hardie across Broomfield, from modern homes in Aspen Creek to traditional styles in Northmoor Estates. The material works with any architectural style, and the color range includes everything from classic whites and grays to bold blues and reds.
LP SmartSide Siding Broomfield
LP SmartSide siding is engineered wood treated with zinc borate and sealed with SmartGuard technology. It’s lighter than fiber cement, easier to cut and install, and costs less than James Hardie while still offering excellent durability. In Broomfield’s climate, LP SmartSide holds up well to moisture, sun, and temperature changes.
ATS Exteriors is LP SmartSide Preferred, which gets you their 5/50 warranty: 5 years on labor, 50 years on materials. We’ve met LP’s installation training requirements and maintain the volume and quality standards they require from Preferred installers.
LP SmartSide comes in lap siding, panel siding, trim boards, and soffit. The wood texture looks more authentic than fiber cement because it’s actual wood strand technology. If you want a wood appearance without the maintenance of real cedar, LP SmartSide delivers. It takes paint beautifully, and because it’s factory-primed, your paint job lasts longer than painting raw wood.
Installation is faster than fiber cement because the boards are lighter and easier to handle. That can mean lower labor costs and shorter project timelines. We install LP SmartSide on homes throughout Broomfield, particularly in neighborhoods where homeowners want wood aesthetics at a reasonable price point.
Vinyl Siding Broomfield
Vinyl siding is the most affordable option and still performs well in Colorado if properly installed. Modern vinyl has come a long way from the thin, cheap material that was common 20 years ago. Today’s vinyl siding is thicker, more impact-resistant, and available in realistic colors and textures.
The advantage of vinyl is cost and maintenance. It’s the least expensive siding material per square foot, and it never needs painting. The color goes all the way through the material, so scratches don’t show. Cleaning requires nothing more than a garden hose and some soap.
The disadvantage is durability compared to fiber cement or engineered wood. Vinyl can crack in extreme cold, fade in intense UV, and melt if something reflective (like a window) concentrates sunlight on it. Hail damage shows up as cracks and dents. But for homeowners on a budget who need to replace failing siding, vinyl gets the job done.
We install vinyl siding across Broomfield, particularly for rental properties, flips, and homes where the priority is cost-effective protection rather than premium materials. Quality installation matters with vinyl because improper fastening causes warping and buckling.
Fiber Cement Siding Broomfield
Fiber cement siding is the category that includes James Hardie and other manufacturers like CertainTeed and Allura. All fiber cement shares similar properties: cement-based material that resists rot, fire, insects, and weather damage. Different brands have different warranties and performance characteristics.
Fiber cement handles Colorado’s climate better than any other siding material. Temperature swings don’t crack it. UV exposure doesn’t fade it quickly. Hail resistance is excellent, especially with thicker boards. Fire rating is Class A, which matters in areas near wildland interfaces.
The trade-off is weight and cost. Fiber cement is heavy, which means installation takes longer and requires more labor. Cutting it creates silica dust that requires proper safety equipment. The material costs more than vinyl but less than real wood. When you factor in longevity and maintenance costs over 30 years, fiber cement often wins.
We install fiber cement siding throughout Broomfield. It works on any architectural style, from craftsman homes in Willow Run to contemporary designs in newer developments. If you’re replacing old wood siding or upgrading from vinyl, fiber cement is usually the smart long-term investment.
Storm Damage Siding Repair Broomfield
Storm damage siding repair in Broomfield happens after wind, hail, or debris impacts your exterior. Colorado’s weather is hard on siding. Hail cracks fiber cement boards and vinyl panels. Wind tears off loose sections. Flying debris during storms punches holes or dents material.
Insurance claims for siding damage work differently than roof claims. Adjusters look for impact marks, cracks, and dents across your home’s exterior. They measure the percentage of damage per elevation (front, back, sides). If damage exceeds their threshold, usually 8-10 squares (800-1,000 square feet), they’ll approve replacement for that elevation rather than patching.
We meet insurance adjusters at your property, document damage they might miss, and make sure estimates cover proper repairs. Some adjusters try to approve patch repairs when full replacement is warranted. We know what insurance companies typically cover and can advocate for appropriate scope.
After hail storms sweep through Broomfield, we handle dozens of siding claims. We’ve worked with every major insurance carrier and know their processes. Emergency repairs like tarping damaged sections prevent water intrusion while you wait for claim approval. Your satisfaction is guaranteed, and we never charge for insurance assistance when you hire us for repairs.
Why Choose ATS Exteriors for Siding in Broomfield
Rebecca and Jeff Stakes own ATS Exteriors, and they’re on every job site. You won’t deal with salespeople who disappear after you sign. You won’t get handed off to a crew you’ve never met. When you call us, you talk to the people who will actually do the work.
We treat every home like it’s our own. That’s not marketing talk. We’ve built our reputation in Broomfield over 7 years by doing what we promise, showing up on time, and standing behind our work. We’re your neighbors, not a national chain shipping crews from out of state.
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Did you know?
Vinyl siding was invented in the late 1950s as a replacement for aluminum siding, which dented easily.
Broomfield Siding Questions Answered
Questions & Answers
James Hardie is fiber cement made from cement, sand, and cellulose fibers. LP SmartSide is engineered wood treated with zinc borate and sealed with SmartGuard technology. Both perform well in Colorado’s climate, but they have different characteristics. James Hardie is heavier, more impact-resistant, and has a 30-year warranty through Elite Preferred installers like us. It costs more upfront but lasts 50+ years. LP SmartSide is lighter, easier to install, costs less, and has a more authentic wood texture. It comes with a 5/50 warranty through Preferred installers. James Hardie works better if hail resistance is your top priority. LP SmartSide works better if you want wood aesthetics at a lower price point. Both are massive upgrades over vinyl and will outlast your mortgage.
Anyone can buy James Hardie or LP SmartSide and install it, but if they’re not factory-certified, you lose the extended warranties. James Hardie has three certification levels: Approved, Preferred, and Elite Preferred. We’re Elite Preferred, which is the highest level. That gets you a 30-year non-prorated warranty instead of the standard 15-year coverage. Most siding contractors in Broomfield are either not certified at all or only Approved level. LP SmartSide has Preferred certification that we also hold. Certified installers have met training requirements, passed inspections, and maintained quality and volume standards. The certifications aren’t just marketing. They’re extended warranty coverage and manufacturer backing if something goes wrong. If your installer isn’t certified and your siding fails, you’re dealing with the contractor’s warranty only, not the manufacturer’s support.
Most residential siding installations take 1-2 weeks from start to finish. A small ranch home might be done in 5-7 days. A large two-story with complex architecture can take 2-3 weeks. Weather affects timelines. Rain delays work because we can’t install siding or house wrap when surfaces are wet. Summer is the most predictable season for siding work in Colorado. Spring and fall can stretch timelines if storms keep rolling through. We protect your home throughout the process. House wrap goes up as soon as we remove old siding, so you’re never exposed to weather overnight. We clean up daily and use tarps to protect landscaping. The job isn’t done until we walk through with you and you’re completely satisfied. If you’re living in the house during installation, expect noise and some disruption, but we work efficiently to minimize inconvenience.
Age and damage extent determine whether you repair or replace. If your siding is under 15 years old with isolated damage from a storm or accident, repair usually makes sense. If it’s over 20 years old with multiple problem areas, widespread fading, or rot behind the siding, you’re looking at replacement. Check for warning signs: cracked or warped boards, paint peeling off in large sections, soft spots that indicate rot, mold or mildew growing on siding, and higher heating or cooling bills because insulation is failing. After hail storms, insurance adjusters measure damage across your home’s exterior. If damage exceeds 8-10 squares per elevation, they typically approve replacement for that side rather than patching. We’ll give you an honest assessment. Sometimes a repair buys you 5-10 more years. Sometimes patching problems just means more failures next year because the whole system is done.
Fiber cement siding like James Hardie needs minimal maintenance compared to wood or vinyl. Wash it once or twice a year with a garden hose to remove dirt and pollen. Don’t use a pressure washer on high settings because it can damage the surface. Check caulking around windows and doors annually and re-caulk any gaps where water could get behind the siding. Inspect for cracks or damage after major hail storms. James Hardie ColorPlus factory finish lasts 15+ years before it needs repainting. When you do repaint, use 100% acrylic paint. Field-painted fiber cement needs repainting every 7-10 years depending on sun exposure. Keep landscaping trimmed away from your siding so moisture doesn’t sit against it. Check that sprinklers aren’t hitting siding directly. Clean gutters so water doesn’t overflow and run down your exterior walls. That’s it. Fiber cement doesn’t rot, warp, or attract insects, so maintenance is mostly just keeping it clean and watching for damage.
Insurance covers siding damage from sudden events like hail storms, wind damage, or falling trees. They don’t cover wear and tear, fading from sun exposure, or siding that failed because it’s old and poorly maintained. After a hail storm in Broomfield, file a claim and request an inspection. The adjuster will document impact marks, cracks, and dents across all elevations of your home. They measure damage as a percentage per side. If damage meets their threshold, typically 8-10 squares, they approve replacement for that elevation. Some adjusters try to approve patch repairs when replacement is warranted. We meet adjusters at your property and document damage they might miss. We’ve worked with every major insurance carrier operating in Broomfield and know what they typically cover. Most policies have a deductible you pay out of pocket. Insurance covers everything above that deductible. Save all documentation, photos, and receipts if you’re filing a claim.
Fiber cement siding lasts 50-100 years in Colorado’s climate when properly installed. James Hardie and other quality fiber cement products are designed to handle extreme temperature swings, UV exposure, and moisture without degrading. The material itself doesn’t rot, warp, or attract insects. What determines actual lifespan is installation quality and maintenance. Poorly installed siding fails early because water gets behind it and causes wall damage. Properly installed siding with correct flashing and house wrap lasts decades. The factory finish on James Hardie ColorPlus lasts 15+ years before needing repainting. Field-painted fiber cement needs repainting every 7-10 years. Most fiber cement siding in Colorado gets replaced not because it failed, but because homeowners want to update colors or styles after 30-40 years. Compare that to vinyl siding which lasts 20-30 years, or wood siding which needs replacement every 20-40 years depending on maintenance. Fiber cement is a lifetime investment for most homeowners.
Check for manufacturer certifications first. Ask if they’re James Hardie certified and what level. Elite Preferred is the highest. Ask about LP SmartSide certification if you’re considering that material. Get proof, not just their word. Verify they’re licensed and insured in Colorado. Ask for references from recent Broomfield projects and actually call them. Look for contractors who’ve been in business locally for years, not fly-by-night crews that appear after storms. Ask who will actually be on your job site. Will the owner supervise or will you get handed off to a crew you never met? Get detailed written estimates that break down materials, labor, and timeline. Avoid contractors who pressure you to sign immediately or require large upfront deposits. Check online reviews but know that angry people review more than happy ones. Ask about warranties on both materials and workmanship. Make sure they pull proper permits. The cheapest bid usually means cut corners or unlicensed crews. You’re making a 30-50 year investment in your home’s exterior. Pick the contractor who’ll do it right, not the one who does it cheapest.
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