Exterior siding contractors in Wilmington

Whether you’re building a home from the ground up, or just aren’t happy with your structure’s exterior design, MB Long Construction’s siding experts are here to help. First impressions count, and everyone who visits your home will surely notice the exterior, which sets the tone for what’s inside. You shouldn’t compromise on the aesthetics of your building when you don’t have to. We have solutions that offer the perfect balance between functionality and beauty, and our goal is to make give you the siding option you want at a price you can afford. Get in touch with us today to get started with a free estimate.

Signs your home needs new siding

There are a few tell-tale signs that can show up on your structure and indicate you may need new siding:

Mold or Mildew

Sometimes, the inside of your building will show you what you need on the outside. Mold, mildew or peeling wallpaper or paint are signs that water and moisture are coming in through your exterior wall. It may be time for you to upgrade your siding.

Rotted Wood

If your property has wood siding, that wood can develop dry rot. This can be difficult to see with the naked eye, but our MB Long siding professionals offer siding inspections to help you determine the condition of your current siding.

Warped Siding

Wood siding can also be susceptible to warped panels. If any of the siding on your building is malleable or soft, it’s possible that you’ve sustained water damage or a pest infestation.

Side paneling options

Whichever type of siding panels you choose to put on your home, MB Long Construction is your siding resource. Here are a few of the most popular siding options you may want to consider:

Wood Siding

Wood siding provides a traditional All-American look, and is really the most environmentally friendly choice you can make. It’s also available in many styles and finishes.

Vinyl Siding

Vinyl is one of the most commonly requested types of siding. It’s available in several thickness levels, colors and styles.

Stucco Siding

Stucco siding has been growing in popularity and is often used to update an older building. Stucco uses a combination of materials to create an plaster that is then applied

as siding.

Metal Siding

Metal siding is more commonly used for commercial buildings because it’s exceptionally durable and can stand up to harsh weather conditions. Because of its long lifespan and resistance to fire and water, it’s usually more expensive than other siding options.