
Wood is the hungriest surface on your exterior. Cedar, cypress, and pine siding pull in humidity and rain through every crack in the finish, and once wood stays wet, rot and termites follow. Preserving wood has always been about one thing: managing moisture. In this climate, ordinary paint manages it badly, sealing water in as often as it keeps water out.
A fresh coat of paint makes tired wood siding look saved. It is not. Paint films crack at every board joint and nail head, water follows those cracks in, and the film then holds it against the wood. The paint looks fine while the board behind it softens. By the next repaint, the painter is painting over rot, and you are paying to hide damage instead of fix it.
We fix the wood first. My crew probes every board and replaces rot down to sound wood, never patches over it. Then the Climate Proof Ceramic Coating goes on: breathable, so your wood vents moisture instead of trapping it, flexible, so it moves with the boards through Gulf heat swings, and thick enough to protect the grain through 25 years backed by the manufacturer's transferable warranty.
One system defends the three things that matter most about your home.
Sound boards under a breathable coating means your wood dries out after every storm instead of feeding rot and inviting termites.
Wood that stays dry does not grow the mold that damp, paint-sealed boards do, and a structurally sound exterior is a safer one.
Replaced boards are documented in your written scope, and the coating's 25 year transferable manufacturer's warranty turns high-maintenance wood siding into a protected asset at closing.
Kevin Mmahat, Exterior Home Protection Consultant
When you book your free Home Protection Consultation, I come out myself. I do not give estimates. I give diagnoses. On wood siding I probe by hand: trim, fascia, sills, bottom courses, anywhere paint has cracked or water runs. Rot travels along the grain further than it shows, so I check past the visible damage. You learn exactly which boards stay, which get replaced, and what the whole job costs, in writing, before anything begins.
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From cedar on the Northshore to cypress in New Orleans to pine siding across the Capital Region, we make wood siding survivable in the wettest climate in America.
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