Siding rot repair

Rot on siding or trim doesn’t stay small for long. Once moisture finds a way behind the paint or caulk, it can spread through the wood, weakening the structure and opening the door for insects and mold. At Arvada Handyman, we handle siding rot repair the right way—from careful inspection to lasting restoration.

We start by identifying the full scope of the damage, not just what’s visible on the surface. Our team removes all softened or compromised material, replaces it with quality primed boards, and properly integrates new flashing and sealant to prevent future leaks. Whether it’s a few feet of LP SmartSide, HardiePlank, or cedar trim, we make sure the repair ties seamlessly into your existing siding with clean lines and a professional finish.

Most of our siding repair work happens right here in Arvada, as well as nearby neighborhoods like Candelas, Leyden Rock, Five Parks, and Westminster, where moisture and sun exposure tend to take a toll on exterior wood. Homeowners trust us because we don’t just patch over the problem—we fix the source of it, ensuring your home stays protected from water intrusion for years to come.

Get A Free Estimate

H2: Why Siding Rot Happens Here
Colorado weather puts siding through a lot. Strong sun, snow melt resting along the bottom siding rows, wind-driven rain and big temperature swings all create conditions where moisture can sneak behind siding or trim. We see rot most often where:

  • Lower boards sit close to patios or grading

  • Caulk lines at window trim have failed

  • Paint has worn thin at bottom edges

  • Corner boards aren’t properly sealed

  • Flashing is missing or installed incorrectly

In neighborhoods like Candelas and Leyden Rock, siding looks great for the first few years, but the original caulking and paint don’t always hold up to the elements. Once water gets in, the wood begins to soften behind the surface. This is how rot starts.

H2: Signs of Siding Rot
If you’re seeing any of the following, the siding or trim likely needs repair:

  • Paint bubbling or peeling

  • Soft or spongy wood when pressed

  • Cracks forming along bottom edges

  • Boards beginning to crumble or flake

  • Visible gaps where water could enter

  • Discoloration or dark spots near seams

Even if the damage looks small now, the rot almost always extends underneath the surface layer. The earlier we fix it, the less we need to replace.

H2: Our Siding Rot Repair Process
We don’t just replace the visibly damaged piece. We correct the cause of the moisture entry so the problem does not come back.

Our repair steps typically include:

  1. Inspecting surrounding trim, siding seams and caulk lines

  2. Removing affected boards and checking for deeper rot

  3. Installing new siding or trim pieces to match existing materials

  4. Adding proper flashing where water transitions occur

  5. Applying high-quality sealant (not hardware-store cheap caulk)

  6. Priming all raw edges before paint

  7. Painting to blend seamlessly into existing siding

The goal: one repair that lasts, not something that needs redone in a couple of years.

H2: We Repair All Common Siding Materials
We work with the siding materials most common in Arvada and the western Denver suburbs.

  • Wood Siding
    Often rots from the bottom up or where trim sits against siding.

  • Hardie Board / Fiber Cement
    Won’t rot itself, but the seams and trim around it can allow water in.

  • LP SmartSide
    Needs protected cuts and paint maintenance to prevent swelling and softening.

  • Vinyl Siding
    Can crack and allow water in where it overlaps, especially after strong windstorms.

We make sure the new material matches thickness, profile and texture so the repair does not stand out.

H2: Local Knowledge Matters
We repair siding in this exact region every day. We know:

  • Where Leyden Rock homes tend to rot first

  • Which Candelas models have early trim caulk failure

  • Where older Arvada homes have siding sitting too low to the ground

  • Which Westminster layouts get the most wind exposure

This experience lets us identify the problem quickly and repair it correctly the first time.

H2: How to Get a Fast Quote
Most siding rot repair quotes can be done from photos. Just send us a couple of clear pictures of the damaged area and one wider view of the wall.

Text Photos for a Fast Estimate: (Your Phone Number)
or
Email Photos: (Your Email)

We’ll reply quickly with pricing and available scheduling. No pressure. No upselling. Just a straightforward repair.

H2: Related Services
Linking these helps Google understand you cover the whole topic:

• Siding Rot Repair (this page)
• Trim and Fascia Repair
• Hardie Board Repair
• Wood Siding Restoration
• Window Trim Replacement

Closing Line (friendly, simple)
We’re a small local team. We repair siding the right way, we stand behind our work, and we make the process easy.

Siding rot repair

Rot on siding or trim doesn’t stay small for long. Once moisture finds a way behind the paint or caulk, it can spread through the wood, weakening the structure and opening the door for insects and mold. At Arvada Handyman, we handle siding rot repair the right way—from careful inspection to lasting restoration.

We start by identifying the full scope of the damage, not just what’s visible on the surface. Our team removes all softened or compromised material, replaces it with quality primed boards, and properly integrates new flashing and sealant to prevent future leaks. Whether it’s a few feet of LP SmartSide, HardiePlank, or cedar trim, we make sure the repair ties seamlessly into your existing siding with clean lines and a professional finish.

Most of our siding repair work happens right here in Arvada, as well as nearby neighborhoods like Candelas, Leyden Rock, Five Parks, and Westminster, where moisture and sun exposure tend to take a toll on exterior wood. Homeowners trust us because we don’t just patch over the problem—we fix the source of it, ensuring your home stays protected from water intrusion for years to come.

Get A Free Estimate

H2: Why Siding Rot Happens Here
Colorado weather puts siding through a lot. Strong sun, snow melt resting along the bottom siding rows, wind-driven rain and big temperature swings all create conditions where moisture can sneak behind siding or trim. We see rot most often where:

  • Lower boards sit close to patios or grading

  • Caulk lines at window trim have failed

  • Paint has worn thin at bottom edges

  • Corner boards aren’t properly sealed

  • Flashing is missing or installed incorrectly

In neighborhoods like Candelas and Leyden Rock, siding looks great for the first few years, but the original caulking and paint don’t always hold up to the elements. Once water gets in, the wood begins to soften behind the surface. This is how rot starts.

H2: Signs of Siding Rot
If you’re seeing any of the following, the siding or trim likely needs repair:

  • Paint bubbling or peeling

  • Soft or spongy wood when pressed

  • Cracks forming along bottom edges

  • Boards beginning to crumble or flake

  • Visible gaps where water could enter

  • Discoloration or dark spots near seams

Even if the damage looks small now, the rot almost always extends underneath the surface layer. The earlier we fix it, the less we need to replace.

H2: Our Siding Rot Repair Process
We don’t just replace the visibly damaged piece. We correct the cause of the moisture entry so the problem does not come back.

Our repair steps typically include:

  1. Inspecting surrounding trim, siding seams and caulk lines

  2. Removing affected boards and checking for deeper rot

  3. Installing new siding or trim pieces to match existing materials

  4. Adding proper flashing where water transitions occur

  5. Applying high-quality sealant (not hardware-store cheap caulk)

  6. Priming all raw edges before paint

  7. Painting to blend seamlessly into existing siding

The goal: one repair that lasts, not something that needs redone in a couple of years.

H2: We Repair All Common Siding Materials
We work with the siding materials most common in Arvada and the western Denver suburbs.

  • Wood Siding
    Often rots from the bottom up or where trim sits against siding.

  • Hardie Board / Fiber Cement
    Won’t rot itself, but the seams and trim around it can allow water in.

  • LP SmartSide
    Needs protected cuts and paint maintenance to prevent swelling and softening.

  • Vinyl Siding
    Can crack and allow water in where it overlaps, especially after strong windstorms.

We make sure the new material matches thickness, profile and texture so the repair does not stand out.

H2: Local Knowledge Matters
We repair siding in this exact region every day. We know:

  • Where Leyden Rock homes tend to rot first

  • Which Candelas models have early trim caulk failure

  • Where older Arvada homes have siding sitting too low to the ground

  • Which Westminster layouts get the most wind exposure

This experience lets us identify the problem quickly and repair it correctly the first time.

H2: How to Get a Fast Quote
Most siding rot repair quotes can be done from photos. Just send us a couple of clear pictures of the damaged area and one wider view of the wall.

Text Photos for a Fast Estimate: (Your Phone Number)
or
Email Photos: (Your Email)

We’ll reply quickly with pricing and available scheduling. No pressure. No upselling. Just a straightforward repair.

H2: Related Services
Linking these helps Google understand you cover the whole topic:

• Siding Rot Repair (this page)
• Trim and Fascia Repair
• Hardie Board Repair
• Wood Siding Restoration
• Window Trim Replacement

Closing Line (friendly, simple)
We’re a small local team. We repair siding the right way, we stand behind our work, and we make the process easy.