The Project Desk
Roofing, Windows & Exterior Siding
Siding that stands up to Colorado weather.
Get matched with a screened local siding contractor for replacement, repair, or hail and storm damage, including insurance claim work. No door-knockers.
- Free for homeowners
- Screened local contractors
- Details shared only after you confirm
Why homeowners use The Project Desk
We screen before anyone gets your project
Every contractor we work with is checked for business legitimacy, current insurance, relevant credentials, reputation, and fit for the kind of project you have. If we wouldn't hand the work to them, we don't put them in front of you.
Your details stay with us until you say yes
We tell you which contractor we've matched you with and when we can get them out. Nothing about you is released until you confirm that appointment — so one request doesn't turn into a week of cold calls.
One conversation instead of five
You tell us what you’re planning once. We handle the calling, the qualifying, and the scheduling, and we work the appointment around your availability.
Free for homeowners, no obligation
There's no cost to you and no commitment. Contractors pay us, so you're never charged for a match, an estimate, or a referral. What happens after the estimate is entirely your call.
More detail: how we vet contractors and how we make money.
Why siding matters in Colorado
Hail
Front Range hailstorms can crack, chip, and dent siding. Damage is often easiest to spot on the side of the house that faced the storm.
Sun and dry air
High-altitude sun and dry air fade and weather exterior finishes over time, especially on south- and west-facing walls.
Freeze and thaw
Water that gets behind damaged siding can freeze and expand, turning small problems into bigger ones.
Material matters
Fiber cement, vinyl, engineered wood, and stucco each handle impact, sun, and moisture differently. The right choice depends on your home and priorities.
What a siding replacement typically includes
Every project is different. Your contractor confirms the actual scope in their estimate.
- Inspection and assessment — Checking the siding, trim, and signs of moisture or damage.
- Material selection — Choosing a material, profile, and color for your home.
- Removal and disposal — Taking off the old siding and hauling it away.
- Sheathing and weather barrier — Repairing damaged sheathing and installing a weather-resistant barrier.
- Installation — New siding with trim and flashing around windows, doors, and corners.
- Cleanup and final inspection — Debris removal and a final walkthrough.
How The Project Desk works
From your first message to a booked appointment with a screened siding contractor.
Tell us about your siding
Share what's going on: storm damage, aging siding, or a new look. Let us know if you're working with insurance.
We confirm the details
We follow up to fill in anything missing and make sure we have a screened siding contractor for your area and situation.
Meet your contractor
We tell you who we matched and when they can come out. They inspect the siding and walk you through what they find.
You decide from here
Your contractor prepares a written estimate. Where it goes from there is your call.
Common siding projects
Full siding replacement
New siding on the whole house, often with a new material or color. The chance to fix the weather barrier underneath too.
Hail and storm damage
Repair or replacement after a storm, frequently alongside a roof claim. Documentation matters.
Repairs
Replacing damaged sections. Matching older or faded siding can be the hardest part.
What to know before you start
Document storm damage
Photos of the damage and the date of the storm help with an insurance claim and give you a record.
Understand your policy
Your deductible and coverage terms affect what you pay. Read them before you commit to anything.
Be cautious after storms
Door-to-door crews arrive after hail. Stick with established local contractors you can look up.
Ask about matching
Older siding fades and styles get discontinued. Ask how a partial repair will match the rest of the house.
Ask what's going underneath
The weather barrier behind the siding does a lot of the work. Ask what your contractor installs.
Get the warranty in writing
Material warranties come from the manufacturer and labor warranties from the contractor. Understand both.
Where we serve siding projects
Matching homeowners with screened local contractors across Colorado's Front Range.
Frequently asked questions
Look for cracks, chips, holes, or dents, especially on the side of the house that faced the storm. Damage to gutters, screens, and other soft metals nearby can also be a sign. A contractor inspection is the most reliable way to know.
If the damage is significant, many homeowners do. A contractor can inspect first so you understand what you are dealing with before you contact your insurer.
There is no single answer. Fiber cement, vinyl, engineered wood, and stucco differ in durability, maintenance, appearance, and cost. Your contractor can walk you through the tradeoffs for your home.
Sometimes. The challenge is matching, since older siding may have faded or the style may be discontinued. Your contractor can tell you what a good match will take.
Be wary. Your deductible is your share of the claim, and an offer to waive or absorb it is a red flag worth walking away from.
It depends on the size of the house, the material, and what's found underneath. We don't publish price ranges because they vary too much to be useful. Your contractor gives you a written estimate after an inspection.
No. We match you with a screened local contractor and coordinate the appointment. The contractor prepares the estimate and does the work, and you contract with them directly.
Nothing. Contractors pay us, so there's no charge to you for the match, the appointment, or the estimate, and no obligation to move forward.
Helpful reading
Free guides for Colorado homeowners.
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