Residential service · Siding installation
Siding is the visible finish, but lasting performance depends on the preparation beneath it. Fuse plans the wall preparation, water-management details, insulation, cladding, and trim as one coordinated installation.
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Removing or working around existing cladding can reveal sheathing damage, poor transitions, missing flashing, or other conditions that should be addressed before new siding is installed. We document those conditions and explain any scope decisions before moving forward.
The orange rigid foam shown in these project photos creates a continuous, level surface and adds insulation before the siding is installed. Seams, windows, doors, corners, and penetrations still require careful integration with the water-resistive barrier and flashing system.
ASCEND is a composite cladding option that combines a realistic wood appearance with an insulated design and low-maintenance finish. Alside offers 7-inch plank and 12-inch board-and-batten profiles in a broad color range. Fuse can help determine whether its appearance, details, and installation requirements fit your home.
Fuse is a Michigan Saves authorized contractor. Qualifying energy improvements may be eligible for financing through participating lenders, subject to program requirements and credit approval. Homeowners who already have an authorized contractor can proceed directly to the official Michigan Saves application.
The price depends on wall area and height, removal of existing materials, sheathing repairs, insulation and weather-barrier needs, flashing corrections, siding profile, trim complexity, and access around the home. A useful estimate begins with reviewing the existing exterior rather than pricing only the visible finish material.
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