McKinney, TX · Collin County

Siding for McKinney — from historic wood homes to brand-new builds.

McKinney has both: older wood-sided homes near the historic downtown square and fast-growing newer neighborhoods to the west and north. Each needs a different approach.

Older and historic homes

Original wood siding is often worth keeping. Rot is usually concentrated at the bottom courses, around windows and under failed paint — so individual boards can be replaced with a matching profile and exposure instead of re-siding the whole house.

  • Board-by-board repair with matching profiles
  • Scraping, priming and repainting to protect the wood
  • Trim, corner board and window-casing repair

Built before 1978? The old paint may contain lead. Ask any contractor how they will handle it — sanding and scraping must follow EPA lead-safe work practices.

Newer McKinney homes

Newer builds usually combine brick with fiber cement on upper floors and gables. The first things to fail are caulk, paint and flashing on the sunniest, highest walls — and hail chips on board edges. Caught early, that is a repair and repaint rather than a replacement.

Choosing a material

For historic character, repaired wood or a closely matched profile keeps the look of the house. For a lower-maintenance replacement, fiber cement and engineered wood come in lap and board-and-batten styles that suit most McKinney neighborhoods.

Siding services in McKinney.

Every job starts with an inspection of the wall, not a product pitch.

Replacement

Full re-siding

Tear-off, sheathing check, housewrap, flashing, trim and paint — itemized in writing.

Siding replacement →
Repair

Targeted repairs

Damaged boards, trim, caulk and flashing, matched to what is already on the house.

Siding repair →
Storm damage

Hail & wind

Free inspection with photos and a line-item scope you can share with your adjuster.

Hail damage →

FAQ

McKinney siding questions.

Can you repair original wood siding instead of replacing it?

Often, yes. If the damage is limited to certain boards, we replace them with a matching profile and repaint. We will tell you honestly when the damage is too widespread for repair to make sense.

My McKinney house was built before 1978. Does that change the job?

It can. Paint from that era may contain lead, so scraping and sanding must follow EPA lead-safe work practices. Ask about it before work starts.

Do I need city approval to change my siding?

If your home is in a designated historic district, exterior changes may require review by the City of McKinney. Outside those districts, check your HOA guidelines if you have one. Confirm before ordering materials.

Hail just hit McKinney. What should I do first?

Stay off ladders and the roof, photograph every wall, gutter and vent from the ground before anything is cleaned, note the storm date and check your policy. Then book a free storm inspection — our hail damage guide covers each step.

Free estimate

Get a free siding estimate in McKinney.

Tell us a little about the house. We will look at the walls, the trim and the flashing, then put the whole scope in writing — so you can compare it line by line with any other bid.

What happens next

  1. We call you back within one business day to set a time.
  2. We walk the exterior with you and note moisture, damage and trim issues.
  3. You get a written scope: materials, flashing, trim, paint and exclusions.
  4. No pressure and no obligation — the estimate is yours to keep.

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