Siding
When siding begins showing signs of wear, the biggest question is often what needs attention now versus later. We help communities evaluate conditions, prioritize repairs, and make informed decisions that balance appearance, performance, and budget.
Full-Scope Siding Services
Vinyl Siding
Repair and full replacement of vinyl siding systems. We color-match to existing community standards and handle storm damage claims with full documentation for insurance coordination.
Hardie Board (Fiber Cement)
Professional installation of James Hardie and other fiber cement products. Pre-finished and field-painted options, with proper flashing and moisture management behind every panel.
Composite Siding Systems
Engineered composite siding for communities that want the look of wood without the maintenance. Rot-resistant, paintable, and built to hold up in Ohio’s freeze-thaw cycles.
Wood Siding Repair & Restoration
Cedar, pine, and hardwood siding repair, replacement, and refinishing. We match existing profiles and wood species so repairs blend seamlessly with original construction.
See the Difference
Vinyl Siding Replacement
Hardie Board Installation
Wood Siding Restoration
Siding That Matches and Lasts
Property managers face siding work for two main reasons — storm damage and aging materials. Pro A.F. handles both with crews experienced in matching existing community aesthetics, working with HOA boards on color and material approvals, and documenting every step for board packets and insurance claims.
We work with vinyl, Hardie Board, composite, and traditional wood siding, scoping the right system for each community’s covenants and budget. When storm damage hits, we move fast on temporary protection and coordinate directly with adjusters so the claim process doesn’t stall while buildings sit exposed.
Color matching is where most contractors fall short in community settings. When you replace siding on one building and the neighboring four don’t match, residents and boards notice immediately. We source materials with that context in mind, pulling samples and getting approvals before work starts — not after.