Siding Contractor in Washington, NJ
Clifton-based, NJ HIC #13VH11720500. Ask for written warranty terms.
- 5.0 rating on Google
- NJ HIC #13VH11720500
- Free, no-obligation estimates
We at Four Seasons Roofing and Construction install and repair siding in Washington, NJ, a borough with older Victorian stock near its heart. What each decision costs is itemized in the written estimate, and the new goes on only after what sits under the old siding has been checked.
- House wrap and flashing checked before new siding goes on
- Written, itemized estimate before any work starts
- 0% financing available, plus a $500 senior & military discount
The Facts on Four Seasons Roofing and Construction in Washington
We at Four Seasons Roofing and Construction provide siding in Washington.
We are a home improvement contractor based at 38 Speer Ave in Clifton, New Jersey. We have held New Jersey Home Improvement Contractor registration #13VH11720500 since 2021.
We install GAF and Owens Corning roofing systems. The borough holds ornate Victorians from the organ-manufacturing years and plainer postwar homes.
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Keep reading: Who Signs Off on the Work in Washington
Ring (862) 318-3997 for your siding, or leave your details in the form on this page, and a written estimate comes back to you.
For siding on a Washington NJ home, the first thing we look at is how old the wall is. This borough grew as a center for organ and musical-instrument manufacturing in the late 1800s, and many Victorian houses from that time are still lived in today.
Siding on these houses has been painted, patched, and sometimes layered over more than once. The condition of the sheathing under it shows whether you need a repair or a full replacement.
We work across Warren County out of our base at 38 Speer Ave in Clifton, and we inspect your walls at a scheduled visit.
Open and Check the Wall
Old siding can cover damage underneath. We pull it back and fix what is under there, after we find the rot and the failed sheathing, and before a single new panel goes up.
We Cover Warren County
Washington sits on Route 31 and Route 57, and we also do siding in nearby Phillipsburg and Hackettstown.
One Number You Hold Us To
The price is itemized in writing after we walk the house.
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Who Signs Off on the Work in Washington
When a job in Washington needs a permit, it goes through the Washington building department, whose page is at washingtonboro-nj.gov/301/Building-and-Construction, and sign-off comes from the department's inspector.
Where a permit is required, confirm in the written estimate who files it and books the inspection.
A permit is not usually needed for ordinary repairs, but before the job starts, ask the department to confirm the requirements for the proposed work.
We are registered with the New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs as a home improvement contractor, NJ HIC #13VH11720500. You can check that on the state licence verification portal before you hire us, or anyone else. We install GAF and Owens Corning roofing systems but are not enrolled in either manufacturer's contractor certification program.
Other Work We Do in Washington
The Roof Edge and the Siding Are One Problem in Washington
In Washington, water that gets past the edge of a roof in a storm can run behind the fascia, get under the top course of siding, and rot the sheathing where you cannot see it from the ground.
We do roofs too. When we strip a wall and find the leak started at the eave, we tell you and fix both.
If the leak is really a roof leak, see Washington NJ roof repair.
Washington winters bring snow, thaw and frost (NOAA 1991-2020 climate normals). So a siding job here starts with the wall's water protection, meaning house wrap, flashing and fasteners.
Why Washington Siding Fails the Way It Does
Siding in Warren County ages from two directions, time and weather. Time shows on the older Victorian stock near the center of the borough.
Western Warren County has hard winters, heavy snow, and storms that push wind and rain against the walls from fall until spring. Freezing and thawing widen any gap a panel leaves.
Cold makes vinyl brittle in Washington, and it cracks where nails were set too tight. Fiber-cement lasts longer if the seams and flashing were installed correctly. We install both, so our advice does not lean toward either.
Keep reading: What We Find Behind Old Washington Siding
What We Find Behind Old Washington Siding
Rotted sheathing under the bottom courses
Water wicks up from grade and down from a bad roof edge. The plywood or board sheathing goes soft and stops holding nails, so we cut it out and replace it before the new panels go on.
No house wrap, or wrap that crumbled
Many older Washington walls have no real weather barrier, because it was never there or it tore long ago. We replace that layer, and that comes first.
Missing flashing at windows
Rain should run off a window head, and that takes flashing above the trim. Many older houses in Washington were built without it, and water gets into the wall there.
Panels nailed dead tight
Vinyl expands and shrinks with the seasons, and nailed solid it buckles and cracks. We hang it the way the spec sheet says, loose enough to move.
Matching Siding Across Washington's Mixed Housing
Washington has a mix of houses. Ornate Victorians, built when the borough made organs and other musical instruments, sit among plainer postwar homes. The two age and repair differently.
If one Washington wall took the weather damage, you may not need the whole house redone. That depends on whether the siding can be matched.
Vinyl colors and profile lines change over the years, so a discontinued panel will look slightly off beside a new one. We hold sample boards against the wall that needs work, the brick next to it, and the roof.
When a true match no longer exists, we say so and explain the realistic choices.
The free inspection shows where your walls stand.
A Washington Siding Calendar
Cracked panels, lifted trim and soft spots from winter often show up in spring. Summer storms then blow rain against a Washington wall and can tear loose panels the cold has weakened.
Fall is a good time to fix gaps before snow. We also install siding in winter and hang vinyl looser in the cold, since it turns brittle.
Related Work Around Washington
Serving all of Washington: see Washington roofing for how we work this borough. When the roof above the wall is the cause, the same contractor can handle roof repair in Washington.
For damage in one area, our NJ siding repair page explains the repair options to discuss after checking the wall. Same job, nearby towns: siding in Phillipsburg and Hackettstown.
When the Siding Has Reached the End of Its Life
Signs include new drafts in winter, repainting more often than before, and a wall that looks worn from a cracked panel.
Trim that feels spongy when you push on it is rotting underneath. Call us before staining reaches a window.
We inspect the outside of the house and say plainly whether a handful of panels plus new flashing will do, or whether the wall needs replacing, with no push toward a larger job.
Vinyl, Fiber-Cement, and Which One Suits Your House
Most Washington houses have vinyl. Current panels are thicker, keep their color, and hold up to freezing and thawing better than cheap grades.
Vinyl costs less than fiber-cement for a Washington house.
Fiber-cement takes paint and resists insects and fire. Its edges cast sharp shadow lines on a house with recessed window casings and detailed trim. The boards are heavy, so it costs more to install.
Storm Damage and the Insurance Side
A hard windstorm can strip panels from the side of a Washington house facing it and split the ones left behind. Wind damage to siding is often covered, and good records make the claim simpler.
Take dated photos before any debris is cleared. Then get a written scope that lists each item on its own line for the adjuster.
We also tell you if the damage looks like age instead of a covered event.
Where Siding Money Actually Goes
Two things set the starting price for a Washington job: the wall area and the material grade. Vinyl is the value tier, and insulated vinyl and fiber-cement cost more.
What is under the old siding can change the price. Sheathing rot gets its own price per repair, and you approve it before any work on that spot.
A senior or anyone with military service gets $500 off, and 0% financing can be set up. A written figure reaches you before work begins.
Repair the Wall or Replace All the Siding
Some Washington walls have been patched many times or carry a second layer of old material. On those, repeated repairs can cost as much as replacement.
We lay out both options with photos for your Washington house, and you decide. We do not push re-siding when a repair will hold.
Do you handle the trim, soffit, and fascia too? Yes. Fascia, soffit, and window wraps go in to match on a Washington house. We also size the soffit venting, since that airflow keeps the attic and roof from overheating.
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A Few More Siding Answers
Can siding be installed in the rain in Washington?
In Washington, discuss how exposed walls will be protected while the siding is removed, and what gets covered if weather turns.
What is the best time of year for siding replacement in Washington?
Siding work in Washington can go on in winter with the right technique. In the cold we adjust technique, hanging vinyl looser because it gets brittle when the temperature drops.
How long does siding repair take in Washington?
In Washington the time depends on the size of the house, and rebuilding any sheathing found under the old wall stretches the job.
Who Covers What on a Washington Job
| Part of the job | Backed by | For how long |
|---|---|---|
| Warranty for the proposed service | Ask for written coverage | Review the stated term |
| Product coverage | Check the selected manufacturer's document | Product-specific terms |
| Inspection and photo report | Four Seasons | Free, before any quote, no obligation |
| The estimate | Four Seasons | Written and itemized before work starts |
| Permit and inspection | Washington building department | Confirm in the written estimate who files it |
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What Washington Customers Say on Google
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“I called Ben from Four Season Roofing and Construction to fix my siding and some roof leaks. Working with Ben and his crew was one of the best experience I had with any contractors. These guys were very professional with outstanding workmanship. I have absolutely no complaints with Four Season Roofing and I will work with them again in the future. Thank you Ben for coming through at the last minute to take care of me.”
“We used 4 Seasons Construction to complete our siding on our new addition. Ben and his team did a great job. They showed up on time, worked hard, cleaned up, and completed the projects quickly and as scheduled. They are extremely professional and accommodating! We look forward to working with them again!”
“Hired 4 seasons to do my siding and I’m very happy with the work! The owner Bes was there every step of the way, answered all my questions, sent me pictures, I felt very comfortable trusting 4 seasons. I will be using them again to do my roof. Thank you 4 Bes and 4 seasons! P.S A+ on cleanup”
Let Us Price Your Washington Siding
We are based in Clifton at 38 Speer Ave, and from there we cover Washington and the rest of Warren County, including Phillipsburg and Hackettstown out along the Route 31 and Route 57 corridors. Call (862) 318-3997 or send the form on this page and we get back to you.
The person who quotes the job is the one who does it. We hold NJ HIC #13VH11720500. Ask for the written warranty coverage and term for the proposed installation and check the selected product warranty.
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Nearby siding: Phillipsburg and Hackettstown, or see all the towns we serve.
How a Washington Job Actually Runs
You reach out
Call (862) 318-3997 or send the form. We only need the address and what you are seeing.
Free inspection
Four Seasons comes out to look at the siding, and the inspection is free with no obligation to hire us.
We photograph what we find
You see photos of the problem, such as a cracked panel or soft wood behind loose siding.
Written itemized estimate
You get it in writing, itemized line by line, before work starts. Square footage and material tier set the price.
The work
What sits under the old siding gets checked before the new goes on.
Warranty coverage
Ask to review the written coverage.
Siding Questions Washington Customers Ask
Can I replace a single piece of siding in Washington?
Yes. One weathered wall in Washington can be handled on its own, and we match as close as the material line allows, saying so if an exact match no longer exists.
Can you cover old siding with new siding in Washington?
It is sometimes physically possible, though every wave in the old wall shows through and rot underneath can stay hidden, so on Washington's older houses we strip down to the sheathing.
Does homeowners insurance cover siding damage in Washington?
Wind and storm damage is often covered in Washington, while plain age and deterioration is not. We photograph and document either way and say which one you actually have before you file anything.
Where We Work Around Washington
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Driving Directions to Four Seasons From Towns Around Washington
Choose a starting town below for driving directions to our base at 38 Speer Ave in Clifton.
From Washington Township, NJ
Roads between Washington Township and Washington: Changewater Road (CR 645); Railroad Avenue.
Straight-line distance between map points: about 1.4 miles, not a drive time.
From Mansfield Township, NJ
Roads between Mansfield Township and Washington: NJ 57; Port Murray Road (CR 629).
Straight-line distance between map points: about 4.7 miles, not a drive time.
From Oxford, NJ
Roads between Oxford and Washington: NJ 31; East Washington Avenue (NJ 57).
Straight-line distance between map points: about 3.1 miles, not a drive time.
Get a free siding estimate
We inspect first and photograph what we find, then give you an itemized number in writing. There is no obligation, and 0% financing is available.
- Free inspection before any quote
- Written estimate, itemized line by line
- Review the written warranty terms
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