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Siding

Siding Installation in Denver, Colorado

New siding is the biggest visual decision your home will ever make — and in Colorado, it's a performance decision too. We help you get both right.

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The service

Siding Installation for Front Range conditions

Siding on the Front Range takes a beating no national brochure accounts for: hail cells, 60-mph chinook gusts, intense high-altitude UV, and a freeze-thaw cycle that finds every gap. The material and the installation details — housewrap, flashing, clearances, fastening schedule — decide whether your new exterior looks sharp for 30 years or starts failing in five.

Peak Elevation installs fiber cement, engineered wood, steel, and premium vinyl systems, each with the manufacturer's spec followed to the letter and Colorado judgment layered on top. Every project starts with a design consultation — profiles, textures, and color drawn against your roof, trim, and neighborhood — and ends with a straight-line exterior, crisp corners, and a site cleaner than we found it.

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Colorado note

Hail alley changes the material math

The Colorado Front Range is one of the most hail-active corridors in North America, and foothills communities add wildfire-wise building considerations on top. That's why fiber cement and steel dominate our recommendations here in a way they don't in milder markets — and why we walk you through impact ratings and fire classifications, not just color swatches.

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Why siding matters here

Siding is the armor your home wears through hail season, chinook winds, and high-altitude UV. These are the project types we install most often on the Front Range — and what each material is built to handle.

Hail exposure on the south metro

Fiber cement and steel handle impact far better than standard vinyl. On re-sides in hail corridors we spec gauge, fastening, and profile with storm season in mind — not just curb appeal.

Fire-wise and HOA-driven upgrades

Foothills and mountain-adjacent communities often need non-combustible or ignition-resistant exteriors. We match James Hardie, LP SmartSide, and steel lines to both code context and the look your street expects.

Full tear-off, not a cover-up

We remove failing siding, inspect sheathing, and rebuild the weather barrier with housewrap and flashing before new panels go on. That's what keeps water out after the first Colorado winter.

Trim, corners, and the finished line

Crisp corners, matched accessories, and clean transitions at windows and doors are what make a re-side look intentional. We carry the detail through fascia and paint so the elevation reads as one crew's work.

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Local

Serving these cities

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Scope

What’s included

  • Material and color consultation at your home
  • Full tear-off with sheathing inspection
  • Housewrap, flashing, and penetration sealing
  • Manufacturer-spec fastening and clearances
  • Matching trim, corners, and accessory work
  • Magnetic nail sweep and complete cleanup

Choices

Options & materials

Premium

Fiber Cement

James Hardie lap, shingle, and panel profiles with ColorPlus finish — exceptional hail and fire resistance. The Front Range gold standard.

Warm & tough

Engineered Wood

LP SmartSide lap, panel, and shake profiles with SmartGuard protection — real-wood character built for Colorado impact and UV.

Max impact

Steel Siding

Heavy-gauge lap, board-and-batten, and wood-look steel — the hail answer in crisp modern profiles and fade-resistant finishes.

Value

Premium Vinyl

Traditional lap, board-and-batten, and insulated vinyl where budget and exposure align — with honest guidance when a tougher material is the better call.

What we install

Siding brands, profiles & styles we offer

Colorado’s altitude, hail corridors, and wildfire exposure reward specific materials — not whatever happens to be on the truck. We install the brands and profiles below with manufacturer fastening specs, housewrap, and flashing that match Front Range conditions.

Premium

Fiber Cement

Brands & lines: James Hardie

Profiles & styles

  • HardiePlank lap siding
  • HardieShingle & staggered shingle
  • HardiePanel vertical siding
  • HardieTrim boards, corners & soffit
  • ColorPlus factory-applied finish

Fire-resistant, pest-proof, and UV-stable — the Front Range standard for full re-sides and wildfire-wise elevations.

Warm & tough

Engineered Wood

Brands & lines: LP SmartSide

Profiles & styles

  • Lap siding (smooth & cedar-textured)
  • Panel siding
  • Cedar shakes & shingle profiles
  • SmartGuard treated substrate
  • Factory-primed or pre-finished options

Real-wood character with engineered impact resistance — strong hail performance and a favorite for modern farmhouse and mountain aesthetics.

Max impact

Steel Siding

Brands & lines: Leading national steel cladding lines

Profiles & styles

  • Horizontal lap steel
  • Board & batten
  • Shiplap & flush modern profiles
  • Wood-grain specialty prints (cedar, barnwood, charred)
  • 24–26 gauge for hail-prone exposures

The most dent-resistant residential cladding we install — ideal when storm season is a yearly certainty, not a what-if.

Value

Premium Vinyl

Brands & lines: Insulated & traditional lines from major national manufacturers

Profiles & styles

  • Traditional lap (4.5", 5", 6" profiles)
  • Board & batten vinyl
  • Cedar shake & shingle looks
  • Insulated vinyl (EPS-backed) for thermal bridging
  • Wide color palettes with UV-rated finishes

We recommend vinyl where budget and exposure align — and we’re honest when hail country or wildfire zones call for fiber cement or steel instead.

Trusted materials

Brands we install & specify

We install and specify nationally recognized siding, steel, paint, and decking lines — sourced through trusted partners including James Hardie, Sherwin-Williams, Trex, USBS Building Supply, Lansing Building Supply, and Service Partners — matched to your project and Colorado weather.

Siding & cladding

Metal panels & steel

Paint & coatings

Composite decking

Brand names and logos are trademarks of their respective owners. Peak Elevation Exteriors is an independent contractor and not affiliated with or endorsed by these manufacturers unless noted in writing.

How we work

Four steps. Zero surprises.

Good questions

Questions homeowners ask

What siding brands and styles do you install?

Residential re-sides: James Hardie fiber cement (HardiePlank, HardieShingle, HardiePanel, HardieTrim, ColorPlus), LP SmartSide engineered wood (lap, panel, and shake profiles), heavy-gauge steel siding in lap and board-and-batten, and premium vinyl including insulated options. Garages and barndominiums: PBR, Tuff Rib, and concealed board-and-batten steel panels on our metal siding service. We'll match brand and profile to your architecture, hail exposure, and budget at the consultation.

Which siding handles Colorado hail best?

Steel is the most dent- and crack-resistant, followed closely by fiber cement, which resists cracking far better than vinyl. Engineered wood performs well too. During your consultation we'll match material to your exposure, budget, and the look you want — there's a right answer for each combination.

How long does a full siding installation take?

A typical single-family home runs one to two weeks depending on size, material, and how much trim and repair work sits under the old siding. You'll get a written schedule before we start and a daily update while we're on site.

Can I side over my existing siding?

We almost never recommend it. Tear-off lets us inspect sheathing, fix hidden moisture damage, and install modern housewrap and flashing — the layers that actually keep water out. Covering problems doesn't remove them; it hides them until they're expensive.

Does new siding help with energy bills?

Yes, mostly through the layers installed with it: quality housewrap, sealed penetrations, and optional insulated sheathing or fanfold. The siding itself is the armor; the assembly behind it is where comfort and efficiency come from. We'll show you the options and honest expectations for each.

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