Mount Pleasant siding specialists
Many Mount Pleasant homes were built with cedar, wood plank, LP, Masonite, or older composite siding. When humidity and wind-driven rain reach weak joints, trim, or sheathing, repeated painting may hide the symptom without correcting the wall assembly.
Frequent paint failure, swelling boards, soft trim, open seams, and water intrusion can mean that isolated repairs are no longer solving the problem. T.E.C. checks the siding and the areas around windows, doors, rooflines, and decks before recommending the work.
A proper conversion includes careful removal, inspection of sheathing and framing, repair of concealed damage, installation of a modern weather-resistive barrier, correct flashing, precise fiber-cement siding and trim installation, and a coordinated field-applied or ColorPlus® finish.
From Old Village and I’On to Snee Farm, Dunes West, Rivertowne, and Carolina Park, homes vary in size, style, and weather exposure. The siding layout, trim, moisture details, and finish should match the house rather than a standard package.
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