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Clients need the sheathing inspected during removal for rot, damage, and moisture intrusion, with all rotted areas replaced before new siding installation.

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About Siding Removal Services

What clients expect and what professionals need to know

Siding removal involves pulling the starter strip and working up course by course, removing nails, and disposing of old material. Asbestos siding (common on homes built 1930s–1970s as cement-asbestos or "Transite" panels) must be tested before removal and if positive, removed by licensed asbestos abatement contractors using wet methods and HEPA containment. Old wood siding with intact lead paint requires RRP-compliant removal.

Clients need the sheathing inspected during removal for rot, damage, and moisture intrusion, with all rotted areas replaced before new siding installation.

Licensing & credentials: EPA RRP required for pre-1978 homes; asbestos testing and abatement licensing for cement-asbestos siding; licensed contractor for work exceeding state thresholds.

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Siding Removal — Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions from clients looking for Siding Removal services

Is asbestos siding dangerous?

Intact asbestos cement siding poses minimal risk — fibers are bound in cement. Cutting, drilling, or breaking the panels releases fibers. Testing before removal and using licensed abatement for positive panels is required.

What should I look for when sheathing is exposed?

Inspect for soft spots (probe with a screwdriver for rot), moisture staining, mold growth, loose or missing fasteners, and inadequate blocking behind windows and doors before new siding goes on.

Can old siding be installed over new without removal?

Some vinyl and fiber cement can be installed over solid existing siding if it's flat, sound, and properly shimmed; but removal allows sheathing inspection and is almost always recommended for quality results.

How is old vinyl siding removed?

A zip tool (siding removal tool) unlocks the lower edge of each course; remove fasteners, pull the course out, and work from bottom to top. Most vinyl has become brittle and breaks easily during removal.

What happens to old siding after removal?

Vinyl siding is recyclable at some facilities; wood and fiber cement go to C&D landfill. Asbestos cement requires licensed hazardous waste disposal. Most contractors include haul-away in their removal pricing.

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