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At 570 Remodeling, we protect your most valuable investment: your home.
Homes along Wyoming Avenue and throughout the borough take real punishment from NEPA winters — freeze-thaw cycles, wind-driven moisture, and the kind of sustained cold that accelerates siding failure on homes that were already decades old when the last remodel happened. Failing siding isn’t a cosmetic issue; it’s a moisture problem waiting to get inside the wall.
From new siding installs to repairs, soffit, fascia, and gutter work in Wyoming, here’s what we cover:
Vinyl siding for low-maintenance protection at a price that makes sense. Fiber cement (Hardie Board) for homes where the exterior character matters and the owner wants something that holds paint and handles NEPA moisture for decades. Wood siding where the architecture calls for it and the homeowner understands the maintenance commitment. We help Wyoming homeowners pick what’s right for the home and the conditions.
Individual board replacement, section repairs, and full re-sides on Wyoming homes where the siding has reached end of life or damage is significant enough to make repair uneconomical. We match existing profiles where possible and give Wyoming homeowners an honest assessment — not every situation calls for a full replacement, and we’ll tell you which it is.
Rotted fascia and failing soffit on Wyoming homes are entry points for water and pests behind the exterior skin. We replace damaged sections with capped aluminum or PVC that won’t rot again — and check the rafter tails and roof sheathing behind them before anything gets closed up.
Professional-grade power washing before any siding work and as a standalone service for Wyoming homes that need a refresh. The right pressure for the material — enough to clean effectively, not enough to drive water behind existing boards or damage aging substrates on older homes.
Seamless aluminum gutters properly sized for Wyoming roof geometry and precipitation volume, with downspout placement that moves water away from the foundation. We do gutters as part of a siding project or as a standalone service when the existing system is failing or undersized.
Proper house wrap installation as part of any new siding project — creating the drainage plane between the sheathing and the siding that keeps bulk water out of the wall assembly. In Wyoming’s older homes getting new siding, this is where we address envelope gaps that have been driving up heating bills for years.
Wyoming homeowners choose us for siding work because we look at the exterior as a system:
NEPA freeze-thaw cycles, winter wind, and wet springs are harder on siding than most homeowners realize. We specify materials and installation methods built for these conditions — proper flashing, back-caulking on fiber cement, and clearances that let the wall assembly breathe the way it’s supposed to.
New siding with insulated backing and properly installed house wrap adds real R-value and reduces air infiltration. For Wyoming homeowners, that shows up as measurably lower heating costs through NEPA winters — not a marginal improvement, a real one.
We’re not a franchise and we don’t mark up subcontracted crews. Wyoming homeowners get a local team that knows the housing stock here, prices work honestly, and doesn’t disappear after the check clears.
Siding, soffit, fascia, power washing, and gutters handled in a single project scope means one crew, one schedule, and one cleanup. We coordinate the full exterior package so nothing gets missed where the scopes meet.
Every Wyoming siding project follows the same straightforward process from first call to final walkthrough:
Call or use the contact form to set up a free in-home estimate for siding work in Wyoming. We’ll come assess the exterior and walk you through what makes sense — we’ll be in touch to confirm a time.
We schedule siding projects in the order they come in and don’t overbook. If your Wyoming home’s exterior needs attention before the next winter cycle, getting the estimate scheduled now is the practical move.
