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.
Looking for replacement windows in Houston?
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.
It may seem like a first-world problem, but having a door that catches on the jamb every time you try to open it can be pretty aggravating. Also, depending on how extensive the door warping is, it may become impractical to just simply live with the issue.
What causes doors to warp in the first place? Is there anything you can do to resolve it and prevent it from happening again?
Warped doors can occur in any home, but they are more likely to happen in older structures and in homes located in a town with extreme weather changes. It’s also more likely to happen to taller doors. The reason this occurs could be due to several factors:
Inspect the screws that are holding the door together. If they are stripped, you’ll notice the door starts to catch as you’re opening or closing it. When drilling the new screws, decrease the pressure as the door starts to lift up into the stud.
Too much heat can cause the door to expand due to the moisture imbalance between the exterior and interior of your home. When the change in temperature is sudden, the expansion is even more dramatic and could potentially lead to the wood cracking or splitting.
Humidity causes wood to swell. The issue is so common, some builders require homeowners to keep the air conditioner running in order to honor the warranty.
Often, after the doors are painted, they’re glazed over with a clear finish to make the wood last longer. Or sometimes homeowners choose different types of finish to give the door a particular look, such as stained or a vintage feel. If this is only done to one side of the door, or if each side has a different finish, it may result in warping.
If a door is already warped, removing it from the doorjamb and sealing it won’t achieve anything. When you get a replacement door, seal all six sides of it while all of them are even. In fact, if you don’t seal all six sides, the manufacturer or seller may void any existing warranties. If you’re storing new doors until they can be installed later, keep them in a dry area.
Even if the latch is off by the most minute measurements, it may cause the door to not close properly. If this is happening, do not force the door shut, as this can result in the door sticking to the door jamb, meaning you won’t be able to open it.
Yes. There are weather resistant doors, as well as doors made out of steel or fiberglass (which won’t expand and contract as wood does). In addition, you could apply polish to your doors (on both sides), twice a year.
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 door assessment. Contact us for more information about our services or stop by one of our showrooms!
When you own a home, you want it to look beautiful. Curb appeal not only makes you feel good about one of the biggest investments of your life, it also increases your home’s value. And one of the easiest ways to improve your home’s aesthetic is to install high-quality siding.
Alright. We understand that physical appearance isn’t the only motivator for getting things done, so we’re listing a few more benefits of siding in your home:
How long you can expect new siding to last depends on the materials used to make it.
You also need to be aware that no matter the materials used for your home’s siding, you have to provide them with proper maintenance. What to do to make them last as long as possible also depends on the type of material used to build them.
Stucco siding requires regular inspection to verify whether there are any cracks on the surface. If so, you can refill them with caulk.
Aluminum siding requires protective coating about 15 years after installation. If any of the portions become dented, they’ll have to be replaced.
Wood siding require treatment every six years to make up for the damage caused by the elements.
Vinyl siding requires little to no maintenance. This is because this type of material doesn’t dent, scratch, or rot.
If you’re a Texas resident and your home’s siding needs professional attention, let Allied Siding & Windows help! You’ll know you’re working with one of the best professionals in the industry. Contact us for more information about our services or stop by one of our showrooms in Austin, Dallas, or Houston!
One of the joys of being a homeowner is being able to create the perfect environment for your backyard or patio. You can add coverings to enhance your preferred ambiance or sense of style. You can do the same to protect you from mosquitos and environmental elements. And to add to your ease and comfort, you can get creative with coverings to help protect your privacy.
To help you make this easy, here’s a list of the best ways to add a little privacy, to your patio.
Screens are the fastest and one of the most affordable ways to add a secluded living area to your home. They also make your patio more comfortable by blocking sunlight, making it the perfect spot for hosting barbecues and social events.
If you have neighbors with split level homes (or kids next door that love to play with drones), patio covers provide you with a layer of protection against curious eyes and prying overhead technology. They can be installed with shingles that will exactly match the roof of your home.
Fabric canopies give you privacy while at the same time giving your patio the look and feel of a luxury vacation destination. They also protect you from the sun’s harmful ultra-violet (UV) rays, providing style and functionality.
Pergolas are versatile because they can be covered with either fabric, greenery, or flowers. So no matter your preferences or sense of style, there’s always something to suit your taste. They also have the added benefit of incorporating nature into your surroundings, which makes a nice change for people who have to spend the majority of their time indoors.
Retractable shades are easy to use. They also allow you to remain outdoors, rain or shine. Furthermore, they have the added benefit of providing extra shade for your home, reducing air conditioning and energy costs.
Are you ready to remodel your home’s exterior? 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!
One of the many things that’s so great about living in Texas is that we get plenty of days to enjoy warm and beautiful weather. From balconies, to patios or gazebos, there are plenty of ways of making your patio area look and feel like a fun and natural extension of your home.
But in addition to looking nice, you also want to make sure that your family is fully protected from the elements. For some people, that may mean a partial covering, while others may prefer a fully enclosed sunroom.
That’s where we come in. With all the personality you can hope to find in the great Lone Star state, we understand that each homeowner
1. Retractable Awnings. Sometimes you want shade. Sometimes you want sunlight. Retractable awnings give you the option of having both. They also give you the flexibility of staying outside when there are rain showers. It really is the best of both worlds.
2. See-Through Covers. For days when
3. Pergola Plants. No matter where you go, there will always be people who are big lovers of nature. Flowers and greenery are enough to make their environment feel just right. This is why it’s great that so many vines grow so well on pergolas. You get shade, ambiance, breathtaking decorations, and shade. Some of the options that grow well on this type of covering include wisteria, honeysuckle, grape vines, or even roses.
4. Thatched roof. There’s something uniquely relaxing about a thatched roof. The layers of straw and palm trees are reminiscent of island life, tiki bars, and sunsets over the ocean. What’s not to love? By installing it in your own home, you’ll get to indulge that tropical vibe year-round.
5. Patio Covers. If you prefer a more permanent fixture to your patio, traditional patio covers are still a great solution. And thanks to the myriad of materials we have on stock, you can choose any component that will best match your home’s architecture.
6. Umbrellas. If you just want something smaller, we still have something for you. Or if you do love the look and feel of beach umbrellas but need the effect on a larger scale to cover up your entire patio, we can also make it happen.
7. Fabric canopies. Vacationing in exclusive, private beaches often comes with luxurious lounging areas that are beautifully covered with fabric canopies. We can bring the same look and feel to your own backyard. Customize them and make them your own.
Are you ready to remodel your home’s exterior? 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!
Generally speaking, a person’s home is their pride and joy. It’s where you live, raise your family, celebrate holidays, and create memories. So when regular wear and tear starts making it look a bit run down, you want to do everything possible to bring it back to the way it looked when you first fell in love with it.
Your home’s siding is one of the most important elements to make it look beautiful. To help you plan how to best renovate your home’s façade, here’s is a list of the benefits, when it comes to replacing siding.
If your home’s exterior walls show any of the following signs, it’s time to look into replacing your home’s sidings:
If you’re a Texas resident whose home could use an exterior upgrade, don’t hesitate to contact Allied Siding & Windows! 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!
Since it made its debut in the 1950s, vinyl siding has been an attractive, long-lasting, and versatile option
for protecting your home. However, innovations in siding in terms of textures and colors have made it an
even more attractive option for homeowners. When investing in new siding for your home, color is an
important choice that you will literally live with for many years. Examples of considerations to take into
account when it comes to choosing home siding colors include the following.
If you have beautiful evergreen trees or other unique landscaping details in your yard, choosing a color that
will complement these can make your home a standout. If you have very colorful flowers, shrubbery, and
other landscaping details in your front yard, a more neutral color choice may be the preferred option.
The roof color is a major consideration in terms of matching and complementing the home’s overall
appearance. For example, a darker-toned roof often contrasts well with lighter-colored siding. Another
option is to do a shade variation that is just a few shades lighter than the roof for a complementary option.
Because a roof may last as long as 30 years, it’s likely you may change the color of your siding before this
time, making considerations for complementary siding important.
In addition to your roof, keep in mind other opportunities for contrast in your home, such as shutters or
window trimmings. The siding should complement these color palettes as well for a cohesive look.
Sometimes it’s difficult to translate a color on a small swatch or plank into how it will look on a home. As
a general rule, a very dark color can cause a larger home to appear gloomy. On a smaller home, a too-light
color can affect its ability to stand out.
Climate can play an important role in the siding color of choice as darker colors do tend to absorb a greater
amount of heat, which may not be as suitable for those who live in a very warm climate. For those who
live in colder climes where snow is a mainstay of the winter months, very bright colors can reflect harshly
on the eyes. For this reason, those in cooler climates may wish to choose more neutral colors, such as gray,
beige, brown, blue, or green.
Homeowners should take into account not only the architecture of their home, but also the overall look and
feel of the neighborhood they’re living in. Even if you aren’t limited in color choices by any neighborhood
restrictions, resale value often dictates the home is aligned in color palette with the surrounding homes. For
example, Victorian style homes are often decorated in a darker-toned color palette as the architecture is
inspired by the somber colors Queen Victoria often wore. In contrast, a cottage-style home is often
decorated in brighter colors while a craftsman-style home is often in a natural-color palette.
For more information and ideas on selecting the best siding for your home, contact Allied Siding and
Windows.
Whether traditional vinyl or HardiePlank fiber cement siding, siding has many advantages. One of them is
the ease of which it is to keep siding clean. The project can be a significant undertaking, but one that
refreshes your home of the dirt and debris build-up that can accumulate over the course of a year.
Typically, once to twice-yearly cleaning can be enough to keep your siding looking its best.
Although these are general recommendations for keeping home siding products like HardiePlank siding
clean, it’s a good idea to check with the manufacturer’s recommendations before cleaning to ensure there
are or are not specific recommended products.
To clean your siding, you’ll need to collect a few key materials. These include a bucket, soft-bristled and
long-handled brush, and cleaning agent. Typically, trisodium phosphate is a good choice as it is easily able
to cut through dirt and debris on siding. Also known as TSP, trisodium phosphate is available at most
grocery stores, hardware stores, and home improvement centers. Another option is oxygen bleach, which
will help you clean your home without damaging nearby landscaping.
Mix the TSP and water into a bucket as directed by the manufacturer’s label. Typically, this includes onehalf
cup of TSP and a gallon of water.
Typically, dividing your home into imaginary sections can help you “divide and conquer” the cleaning
project. This way you can track your progress should the endeavor take you more than one day. Saturate
your brush with the soapy water and clean from top to bottom. This will reduce the appearance of
streaking as you clean. Rinse each panel frequently. Many people will adopt a routine, such as cleaning
three panels of 10-foot sections.
Some products and brush types shouldn’t be used on siding. Examples of don’ts in terms of cleansers is to
avoid using concentrated chlorine bleach, nail polish remover, furniture polish, or liquid grease removers.
These products are usually considered too damaging for siding. Other “don’ts” include to avoid harsh
cleaners, such as steel wool.
The increasing availability to purchase or rent a pressure washer makes this an attractive alternative to the
brush-and clean motion. However, some manufacturers do not recommend using a pressure washer on
siding. Others may recommend a pressure limit to avoid damaging the siding. If you do choose to use a
pressure washer, point the stream directly at the siding, not upward or downward. Otherwise, the water
may direct up and under the siding, which could lead to hidden mold and mildew.
Excellent maintenance and care for your siding can make it last for a very long time. However, sometimes
considering updating your siding to a new material or color can be just the refresh your home needs. In this
instance, the professional team at Allied Siding and Windows can be an excellent resource.
For more information and ideas on selecting the best siding for your home, contact Allied Siding.
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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.
