Question 1

Can the whole exterior be one project?

Accepted Answer

Yes — that is the model. Siding, fascia, trim, gutters, paint, stucco, windows, and the roof if it is in scope, all on one contract with one project manager. Most homeowners come to us after collecting four separate quotes from four separate trades that do not line up on schedule, scope, or warranty; we replace that with one.

Question 2

What if not all the damage is covered by insurance?

Accepted Answer

After the walk-through we tell you which line items we think are claim-eligible and which are not. Storm-caused damage to siding, gutters, paint, and trim often rides the same claim as the roof — but cosmetic refreshes, age-related wear, and homeowner-modification scope do not. You see the split before any work begins, with one number for claim-funded scope and another for owner-funded scope.

Question 3

How long does a full exterior remodel take?

Accepted Answer

On a typical Texas single-family home with no major rot remediation, a full exterior — siding, paint, gutters, trim — runs three to five weeks from material drop to final walk. Adding a roof keeps it in the same window because we sequence the trades in parallel zones. A rebuild after major hail can run six to eight weeks; we give you a date in writing before we start.

Question 4

What is the warranty on the work?

Accepted Answer

Manufacturer warranty on materials (typically 25–30 years on shingles, 30+ years on James Hardie, lifetime on most premium siding lines), plus RA Contracting's 25-year workmanship warranty on labor. One contract, one warranty, one phone call when you need a callback.

Question 5

Do I have to live somewhere else during the project?

Accepted Answer

No. Almost every exterior remodel is done with the family in the home. We protect landscaping, sequence noisy work into the middle of the day, and clean the site every evening. The only exception is full window-replacement weeks where rooms are temporarily exposed during install — and even then it is a few hours per opening.

Question 6

You work in both Texas and Ohio — is the same crew traveling?

Accepted Answer

No. Texas is run by Texas crews; Ohio is run by Ohio crews. Same standards, same training, same project-management software. Both states are registered locally.

Siding, paint, gutters, trim. One crew. One contract.

One contract. Six trades.

Siding & Fascia

Scope

Materials we run

Real elevations, handled by one crew.

Two states, two storm calendars, one in-house crew.

When the storm caused it, the exterior rides the roof claim.

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