Apply Contracting Ltd’s Aluminum Siding Repair Services

We fix aluminum siding. Whether you’re dealing with dents, holes, loose panels, or missing trim, our trained technicians have the tools and expertise to solve the problem without replacing entire sections of your home’s exterior finishing materials.

We fix these common siding issues:

• Dents caused by weather or impact
• Holes from hail, debris, or wear and tear
• Loose or sagging siding sections from old fasteners or structural shifting
• Missing corner trim and edging that affects curb appeal and sealing

How Do You Repair a Hole in Aluminum Siding?

Cleaning the damaged area and removing oxidation and debris is the first step to fixing a hole in your aluminum siding. Next, we cut a custom patch from a piece of replacement aluminum siding that closely matches your original in color and profile.

Depending on the size and location of the damage, we secure your siding patch using weather-resistant adhesive or fasteners. Once the patch is in place, we seal all seams to protect against moisture intrusion and prevent future deterioration.

We aim to restore your home’s exterior with siding repair options that are functional and visually discreet.

What Causes Loose Siding and How Do You Fix It?

Aging fasteners, improper installation, or seasonal expansion and contraction often cause loose siding. To fix this problem, our team inspects the affected panels, re-secures or replaces them as needed, and reinforces attachment points to ensure your siding stays in place, even in harsh weather.

Why Do You Need an Aluminum Siding Corner Trim Replacement?

Corner trim is a decorative and protective element of your siding system. When it’s missing or damaged, water can seep behind panels and cause rot or mold. We install durable, matching aluminum corner trim that seals out the elements and completes the look of your home.

When Should You Consider Replacing Your Aluminum Siding?

While many siding problems can be repaired, there are situations where full replacement is the smarter long-term solution.

You may want to consider replacing your aluminum siding when:

• Your aluminum siding is over 30 years old.
• Large sections are dented or corroded.
• Your siding’s finish is faded, chalky, or peeling.
• You’re upgrading insulation or remodeling the exterior.

During your consultation, we’ll assess the condition of your siding and help you decide whether repair or replacement is the most cost-effective option.

What Maintenance Does Your Metal Siding Need?

Aluminum siding is low maintenance, but routine care helps it last longer and look its best. Be sure to wash your siding once a year with mild soap. While you’re giving it a scrub, check for dents and loose panels after storms, and examine your trim and caulking for signs of wear.