Garage Siding Replacement and Flashing Repair Done Right

Leaks are sneaky. By the time you notice water getting into your garage, the damage is usually already done underneath - rotted sheathing, compromised flashing, maybe even moisture working its way into stored belongings. That's exactly what we were dealing with here. The existing siding had run its course, and the flashing was failing at the roofline - two problems that don't get better on their own.

We pulled everything off and started fresh. New flashing was installed properly at the roof-to-wall connection, which is the area most people overlook. Bad flashing is one of the most common reasons water gets behind siding in the first place. Getting that right before anything else goes up is non-negotiable.

From there, we installed premium-grade vinyl siding across all four sides of the garage. The panels run clean and consistent, and the corner trim wraps tight with no gaps or loose sections. The dark brown window trim and fascia wrap give the whole structure a finished, cohesive look that actually ties in nicely with the property.

Vinyl is a solid choice for garages and outbuildings. It holds up against moisture, doesn't need painting, and keeps its appearance without a lot of ongoing maintenance. For a storage area or workspace, that's exactly what you want - something that protects what's inside without adding to your to-do list.