Seamless steel siding, cut to your walls.

Why seamless steel fits Western Montana

Siding here has a hard job. Winters push well below zero, summer storms bring hail, and the spring melt runs down every wall. Vinyl turns brittle in deep cold and can crack when it's hit, and wood needs scraping, staining and painting every few summers to stay ahead of the weather.

Heavy-gauge G-90 galvanized steel holds its shape through the cold and stands up to impacts that crack plastic panels. The finish is guaranteed never to flake, peel or chip, so there's nothing to repaint. And because every piece runs the full length of the wall, there are no overlapping joints for wind-driven snow, water or insects to get behind.

What "seamless" actually means

Most siding is made in a factory in 12-foot pieces, so a long wall ends up with joints on every row. We bring the forming machine to your driveway and roll each piece from a coil of steel at the exact length of your wall.

What a correct install includes

We start by measuring every wall and opening and looking at what's underneath the old siding. On install day the old material comes off, the walls are checked, and each course is formed and hung in one continuous piece. Corners, windows and doors get matching steel trim, and soffit and fascia are screwed in place rather than stapled so they hold through Montana wind.

Before we call it done, we walk the house with you, clean up the yard and hand you your lifetime warranty in writing.

Choosing a profile and color

Lap and Dutch lap give a classic horizontal look. Board & batten reads mountain modern, especially in darker colors. Steel log siding gives you the look of a log home without the staining and re-chinking. We'll bring real samples of each to your kitchen table.