Has your siding been looking worse for the wear lately? Do you suspect that it may be damaged or worn? If so, then you may want to look into having a professional siding contractor repair or replace your siding for you. One of the most common types of siding damage is water or moisture-related damage. Damage such as rot, mold, moss, rust, or decay are all signs of water or moisture damage, and it may require a siding replacement in order to properly eliminate or fix the problem. If your siding has major moisture or water-related damage, then you should have it inspected by a professional construction contractor.

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Another common type of siding damage is storm damage. Storms in Minnesota are relatively prevalent, such as windstorms, tornadoes, thunderstorms, and hailstorms--all of which can damage your home’s siding. If your home was recently weathered by a major storm, then you may be in need of siding repair or siding replacement services.

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​Lastly, holes and dents, as well as loose or dislodged siding panels, are also quite common. They can occur to storms or simply weathering over time, which can make them easily susceptible to damage. If your siding has dents or holes in it, or if any parts of your home’s siding have become loose, then you should contact a professional construction company and have them inspect it and make any necessary repairs or replacements.