From full re-sides to a single storm-damaged wall in the Upper Dublin side, we start every Dresher siding project the same way: a free walk-around, a look at what's behind the old siding, and a written, itemized price.
Siding on Dresher homes
Dresher split-levels and colonials from the 1950s through the 1980s often still have original aluminum siding or first-generation vinyl. Many owners here have finished lower levels, so water getting behind the siding near grade is a real concern. A re-side is a chance to add a proper weather barrier and flashing that the original builders skipped.
Local tip: Check the siding just above your foundation on the side with the most downspouts. That’s where splash-back and snow sit. If the bottom courses are cracked or stained, plan the new siding and the downspout locations together.
Siding and gutters, planned together
Most siding damage we see starts with roof water: overflowing gutters, downspouts splashing against the wall, or a missing drip edge. When we re-side a Dresher home, the gutters come down first and go back up last as new seamless gutters if needed, with flashing and trim planned so water stays off the new siding.
See what’s included in a TopFlow siding project, from the free estimate to the final walkthrough.
Recent siding work by our crew
