





Hail damage has a way of creating a real headache - not just with repairs, but with the whole insurance process. This La Farge home took a hit, and when it came time to replace the siding, the original product was no longer available to match. That could have been a problem. But the homeowner had a matching endorsement on their insurance policy, which meant we weren't stuck trying to piece something together.
That endorsement opened the door to go with something better. We installed CertainTeed Monogram D4 Clapboard vinyl siding in Charcoal Grey across the entire home. It's a clean, classic profile - the 4-inch clapboard exposure gives it that traditional look without feeling dated. And that Charcoal Grey color is sharp. It works with just about any trim color and gives the home a solid, put-together appearance.
CertainTeed Monogram is a product we trust. It's built with a thicker panel construction and a tighter lock system that holds up well against wind and impact - which matters a lot in Wisconsin. It also holds its color well over time, so the homeowner isn't looking at fading or chalking down the road. Good product, properly installed, makes a big difference in how long the results last.
One thing worth knowing if you're dealing with hail damage - check your policy for a matching endorsement before you settle for a patchwork repair. A lot of homeowners don't realize they have that coverage until it's too late. When the original siding can't be matched, that endorsement can mean the difference between a half-done fix and a full replacement that actually looks right.
Every wall on this home got the same consistent run of fresh siding, corner to corner. The finished result is exactly what it should be - clean lines, consistent color, and a home that looks like nothing ever happened to it.