Allied Siding and Windows is the Top Hardie Plank home siding installation company in Texas.
raditional and timeless. Sleek and strong. Hardie® Plank lap siding is not just our best-selling product—it’s the most popular brand of siding in North America, protecting and beautifying more homes from coast to coast.
Brilliant color. Engineered to give your home a vibrant future.
We’re proud to say that we have an A+ rating with the BBB. This means that we’ve been in business for more than three years and have never had any complaints filed against us.
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If you’re in need of new siding or windows for your home or business, Allied Siding and Windows is here for you!
Our company is a full-service siding company that offers window and door installation, siding repair, blinds and shutters, custom made doors and more! We have been in business since 1999 and have been rated A+ with the BBB since 2004.
At Allied Siding and Windows, we take pride in the fact that we are one of the most trusted siding companies in the state of Texas. We have been providing high-quality service to our customers since 1985, and we have been awarded with an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau.
We are a family-owned company, and you can trust that your satisfaction is our number one priority. Our team has been installing siding for over 30 years and has over 100 years of combined experience in the construction industry. We strive to provide our customers with the best customer service possible by ensuring that all of our employees are happy and well taken care of so they can provide you with exceptional service.
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At Allied Siding & Windows, our mission is to provide you with quality products and services that help you save money on energy bills, improve the value of your home, and transform its look. We use only certified installers who will work with you to find the perfect product for your needs.
We have a wide selection of replacement windows and doors in Texas. We can help you find the perfect window for your needs—whether it’s energy-efficient vinyl or fiberglass replacement windows that reduce your utility bills or patio doors that allow you to enjoy fresh air year round.
When you work with us, you’ll get a quote that includes all of the costs involved with your project. We want to make sure you understand exactly what we are doing and how much it will cost before we begin. This way, there won’t be any surprises when the work is complete.
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If you’re looking to improve the look of your home and save on energy costs, we’ve got the perfect solution for you!
Allied Siding & Windows is the best window replacement company in Texas. We offer a wide range of styles, colors, and options to fit your needs. With our certified installers, you can rest assured that every window we install will be done right the first time. Our warranty is one of the best in the business.
Our windows are guaranteed to transform your homes look, while improving its value!
Our windows are the perfect solution to help you save money on your energy bills. We offer a wide range of options, including:
-Double pane windows
-Low-E glass windows
-Casement style windows
-Awning style windows
-Double hung windows
-Bay and Bow Windows
-Skylight Windows
Our windows are made to stand the test of time. We are proud to have the most energy efficient windows in the industry. If you’re looking for a fast, reliable service at an affordable price, we can help! Contact us today to schedule a free estimate and consultation with one of our expert installers.
Most people understand the importance of having a roof over their heads, but it’s also important to keep it in good shape. If that’s not the case, your home can develop mold, mildew, leaks, and other major problems. Your roof serves as a barrier from the outside world and even the smallest leak can cause large-scale problems. To prevent this from happening, here are the telltale signs your roof is leaking.
The following are common signs of a leaking roof:
It may seem self-explanatory, but if you see drips coming from the ceiling or moisture on the walls, this is a common sign your roof is leaking. Even if the leak seems to be going away, it’s best to get it checked out. Chronic moisture problems can cause permanent damage if they’re not handled appropriately.
A water stain looks like a puddle on your ceiling, typically layered with a light brown color around the edges. Although they can be quite noticeable, stains can be difficult to spot as they often occur in dark areas.
Go outside and see if you have any broken, damaged, or missing shingles. Missing shingles on your roof is a direct pathway for water to enter your home. This issue can be the result of a storm or your roof aging.
Flashing is made up of metal strips that are attached to all seams, and edges of your roof. Over time, this can dry out and crack. Because flashing protects some of the most important parts of your roof, any damage is a cause for concern. When flashing cracks or is bent upward, it allows water and moisture to run inside the roof seams.
Many household problems can be put off but a roof leak is not one of them. Having a leaky roof can cause safety and health risks as well as becoming costly along the way. Mold and mildew growth inside of your home is one of the more serious consequences in the long term, especially black mold from water intrusion. It attacks wood framing, ceiling tiles, and walls, can be very difficult to eliminate, and can cause severe health problems.
Preserve your home’s structural integrity and save money long-term by letting us help you. At Allied, Siding and Windows, we’ve been proudly serving Houston, Austin and Dallas for over 30 years. Let us inspect your home and conduct a comprehensive assessment of the improvements you might need. Contact us for more information about our services or stop by one of our showrooms!
The roof is a massive, integral part of every home. No matter how you look at it, it’s one of those components that you can’t afford to neglect. Do so, and you’ll end up with leaks, mold, and structural damage, to name just a few issues.
One of the easiest ways for your roof to become damaged is exposure to standing water on a regular basis.
Standing water occurs when water won’t drain properly from your roof within 48 hours. There are several factors that could cause this issue:
If it’s a matter of a clogged or improper drain, both issues have a simple solution. However, if you’re concerned that your home’s very architecture is causing the problem, you can still prevent standing water by scheduling routine roof maintenance. In addition, it is possible to change the landscape of the roof, as explained below.
Roof Cleaning
Roof Maintenance
If you’re a Texas resident and you’ve been thinking about providing maintenance to your roof, don’t hesitate to call Allied Siding & Windows!
Contact us for more information about our services or stop by one of our showrooms in Austin, Dallas, or Houston!
How often do you think about your roof? This integral part of your home serves many purposes beyond offering protection from the elements. Having a good roof in place comes with a long list of benefits that impact many areas of your home. Below is a list of advantages that come with replacing your home’s roof.
Potential home buyers pay attention to a property’s curb appeal. In addition to simply making your home look better, replacing your roof makes it more likely that it’ll pass inspection without a glitch, making it more likely to close on that sale. And PS: A new roof can increase your home value by about $12,000, which means you’ll likely recoup the replacement costs.
Outdated roofs and poor insulation lend themselves to air leaks within your property. Even if you can’t see them, the HVAC system will run longer cycles to match the temperature set on your thermostat. So you’ll have a home that will take longer to either cool down or warm up and higher energy bills. To ensure your family’s comfort and save on your utilities, it behooves you to consider replacing an old roof.
Roof leaks aren’t only annoying and inconvenient. They can damage furniture, wallpapering, hardwood floors, result in mold buildup, and deteriorate to your ceilings. If not resolved promptly, entering water can work its way down all the way to your home’s structure. While some of the damage may be covered by homeowner’s insurance (such as water damage), other costs may have to come out of pocket. Some policies also limit coverage to how long you waited before you took action to remedy the leak.
Mold and mildew don’t only affect your home’s structure. From throat irritation, worsening of asthma, or developing lung disease, exposure to damp environments can cause serious health issues for you and your loved ones. There is plenty of evidence that links indoor exposure to mold with respiratory tract issues.
Depending on the type of material used on your new roof, the warranty could last for as long as 50 years, which is significantly higher than the standard 15-20 years. Do keep in mind that these extended warranties may only be valid if you provide your home’s roof with regular maintenance.
Any time there’s a particularly harsh storm season or a hurricane watch, your To Do list becomes full of precautionary actions. For instance, having enough non-perishable food and water, flashlights, batteries, a full tank of gas for your cars, and external battery packs for your family’s cell phones. The last thing you’d need is to worry about whether the roof, which has likely guarded your home since the Jackson 5 were on the Billboard 100, will withstand category 4 winds.
If you’re a Texas resident and you’re considering replacing your roof, let Allied Siding & Windows help you! As a proud James Hardie® Elite Preferred Contractor, you’ll know you’re working with one of the best siding contractors in the industry. Contact us for more information about our services or stop by one of our showrooms in Austin, Dallas, or Houston!
A damaged roof comes with several consequences: In a superficial sense, your home looks neglected. In a more serious sense, water could inadvertently start leaking into your attic. As a result, you could end up with damaged insulation and mold growth.
Sometimes, the damage is so minor, you may not even notice when it first happens (which is one of the reasons why it’s so important to schedule regular roof maintenance). Other times, you may notice damaged asphalt or missing shingles in various spots around your home. Is there anything you can do to replace them yourself?
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First things first: Keep in mind that if there are several damaged shingles, the clock may be ticking on when you have to replace the entire roof. If such a big investment is not currently on your budget, you can follow these steps to restore them:
The last thing you need while kneeling on your roof is for a downpour to force you to abort the mission.
You’ll need a flat bar, asphalt roofing cement, replacement shingles, and roofing nails.
Use the flat bar to separate the damaged shingles from the ones around it. If it’s only slightly damaged, lift the loose portion and spread a layer of asphalt roofing cement under it.
Once you cut through the glue holding the shingles together with the flat bar, remove the nails underneath the shingles. You can also use the flat bar to pry them out. If the damaged shingles don’t come off after removing the nails, remove the nails from the row above as well.
Once you pull out the old shingle, slide in the new one. If the old shingle doesn’t slide out, don’t force it. It’s better to call a professional roofer than to cause damage to other areas of your roof.
Make sure to specifically use waterproof roofing nails, since these will last longer, even when exposed to the elements. Also, use at least four nails to nail down the new shingle. If you removed the top row of shingles, remember to nail it back as well. Nail the top row into new holes instead of using the old ones.
Once you’ve nailed down the shingles, apply sealant around the nails to seal against water leakage.
Apply it all along the bottom of the single and press down.
If you’re a Texas resident and your home roof is damaged, let Allied Siding & Windows help you! As a proud James Hardie® Elite Preferred Contractor, you’ll know you’re working with one of the best siding contractors in the industry. Contact us for more information about our services or stop by one of our showrooms in Austin, Dallas, or Houston!
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On a scale of 1 to 10, having a leaky roof ranks pretty high when it comes to household issues that can make your blood pressure rise. And while the glaring ones are pretty vexing, not all of them are as obvious. Yet they can all cause extensive damage to your home.
In fact, water damage is one of the most common reasons people file home insurance claims. In the aggregate, they are responsible for causing the following issues:
Even if there’s no obvious sign of a leak, if you notice any of the following issues, it may be time to look for their source:
Finding the source of a leak requires a bit of detective work. This is because once water enters your home through the roof, it could be diverted, causing water stains or mold in an entirely different room.
How to fix a leaky roof will depend on where the leak is located. However, we’ve provided this handy guideline for basic repairs:
Do you need help locating or fixing a roof leak? Since our founding more than 30 years ago, Allied Siding & Windows has served more than 40,000 Texas homeowners with industry-leading products and labor warranties. When you choose us, you’ll receive exceptional value, brand-name products, and service you will remember for years to come.
For more information about our services, contact us online or visit one of our showrooms in Austin, Dallas, or Houston!
A patio cover serves as a cheap and simple extension to your home while also improving its curb appeal and, consequently, property value. A suitable cover isn’t just about looks, however; it also allows you to get a lot more use out of your patio. It’s great for maintaining a shaded exterior area during the hot summer months or for protecting you from light rain if you’re having a barbecue.
Before you choose a patio cover, you’ll want to think about what you intend to use the outdoor space for. Following are some important considerations that will help you determine which solution is most suitable:
Any kind of home extension, even something as simple as a patio cover or awning, will look dreadful and significantly decrease your home’s curb appeal if it doesn’t complement the rest of the building. Ideally, it should match the appearance and functionality of the rest of your patio as well as the house. Fortunately, there are many options to choose from, including retractable awnings, shelters and screens.
Remember that a patio cover also serves a functional purpose rather than just an aesthetic one. As such, you’ll need to think carefully about factors such as color. For example, in relatively hot and arid regions, as is the case with much of Texas, you’ll ideally want to go for lighter colors to prevent heat absorption. Also, brighter colors don’t fade as much, since they’re not so vulnerable to bleaching by the sun.
With average summer highs hovering around 90 degrees in much of Texas, you’ll definitely want to choose a patio cover that can survive the heat. For example, insulated and laminated roof panels will be far more durable than a simple awning. Heavy-gauge aluminum panels are among the most durable materials, and they’re also very lightweight. Another option is vinyl, a material that has improved enormously in the last few decades to become a decent and cost-effective affordable to many older materials. Best of all, high-quality, rigid vinyl is immune from rot and warping, and it is extremely resistant to UV light.
Allied Siding & Windows is a Texas-based company that builds custom-made patios.
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Federal law requires contractors that disturb painted surfaces in homes, childcare facilities and schools built before 1978 to be certified and follow specific work practices to prevent lead contamination. Federal law requires that individuals receive certain information before renovating more than 6 ft.² of painted surfaces in a room for interior projects or more than 12 ft.² of painted surfaces for exterior projects, window replacement, or demolition for housing, childcare facilities, and schools built before 1978.
Homeowners and tenants: renovators must give you this pamphlet before starting work.
Childcare facilities, including preschool and kindergarten classrooms and the families of children under six years of age that attend those facilities: renovators must provide a copy of this pamphlet to childcare facilities in general renovation information to families whose children attend those facilities.
