Quality Siding and Gutters from Moore Construction, Austin’s Leader in Residential Exterior Home Improvement

The cost of seamless gutter installation on your home will typically come out to about $10 per foot. This includes both materials and the roof gutter replacement. Depending on the size of your home, the materials selected, and skill of gutter replacement companies, gutter prices differ. You can expect to pay between $1,400 and $3,000. The additional cost of seamless gutters is well worth it, as they are much more robust and can withstand strong winds and hail damage leading to fewer gutter repair services in the future. As Austin’s leading gutter installation contractor, we ensure that every gutter installation we perform is of the highest quality and meet the needs of all our clients.

New siding and trim is an easy way for you to quickly and cost-effectively improve your property appeal and value. There are many material options to choose from, allowing you to find the look and protection you want. Vinyl siding is the most inexpensive option that provides quality protection for your home. There are several options available that mimic more expensive materials like wood. If you are looking to save money on heating and cooling, insulated vinyl siding may be an option for you. It provides the same visually pleasing options and an insulation layer that can save you up to 20% in energy costs. Wood siding can give your home a classic look and comes in many styles: designer shake, old mill shingle, cedar shake, pine, spruce, and more. If you are looking for highly durable siding, you should consider fiber cement or Louisiana Pacific siding. These options use technology that outmatches traditional options while providing the same look and feel as vinyl or wood options.

When looking for the best siding contractor for vinyl siding replacement or house siding repair in Austin, your first choice should be a local residential contractor specializing in siding and home exteriors like Moore Construction. We have been serving Texas homeowners since 1996 and offer quality work and a fair and honest price. Our family-owned and operated residential contractor company is fully licensed and insured. Unlike many other vinyl siding companies, we work with your insurance company to help cover the cost of vinyl siding replacement, allowing you to sit back and relax after a storm has damaged your home.

Designed to provide attic ventilation and water-shedding from exterior walls. Technically, a soffit is the underside of any element of a building. The most common soffit is found in the area under the eaves on the exterior of the house. The soffit extends from the side of the house to the edge of the eave and closes the space beneath the eave. The soffit is more vulnerable to weather damage than any other part of the house. Wet material rots and a soffit can be repeatedly soaked by water from torn shingles, damaged or rusted flashing, ice dams, or poorly functioning gutters. Squirrels and birds can also damage a soffit since they like to nest in the space behind soffits if they can find a point of entry. Bees, hornets, and wasps do not actually damage a soffit, but when they build a nest behind a soffit, they present a problem for the homeowners. We offer a wide variety of soffits and solutions for your home including vinyl soffit, fiber-cement soffit, wood soffit, adding soffit vents, and repairing old rotten soffits.

Fascia is used in conjunction with soffits for added aesthetics and is also needed for the installation of gutters. Fascia is the band running horizontally and situated vertically under a roof edge. It is mounted on the exposed ends of rafters or the top of exterior walls to create a layer between the edge of the roof and the outside. In addition to serving an aesthetic function by creating a smooth, even appearance on the edge of the roof, the fascia board also protects the roof and the interior of the house from weather damage. Not all styles of home design feature fascia boards. In cases where the edge of the roof is flush with the edge of the walls, the fascia board may include soffits for venting, while in other instances, soffits may be hidden under the eave, invisible behind the fascia board. The fascia board also provides a point of attachment for the gutters of the house, along with the drain pipes, facilitating drainage from the roof and ensuring that water does not pool around the house during the rainy season. Fascia comes in a wide variety of materials to match your home’s existing template.

Your home’s gutter system, soffit, and fascia are an important part of your roof structure that moves water off and away from your house. Your gutter, soffit, and fascia work together to channel moisture into downspouts where it can be deposited at a safe distance from your foundation. When these systems break down and water damage occurs, the cost can be tremendous. A cracked foundation can lead to hours of draining floodwater and thousands in repairs. A broken soffit and fascia are often homes to animals that carry diseases. By replacing these structures or getting them to a repaired state, you can rest assured that your home’s roofing and siding are well protected.