Siding in Springfield, OR

Bubbling and soft spots on 1980s siding in Springfield almost always mean moisture has been getting behind the panels for some time. Hardboard siding from that era swells when it absorbs water, and the damage to the sheathing behind it can be significant by the time the surface shows visible signs. We remove the affected sections, inspect and repair the sheathing, and install a replacement material that will not absorb moisture the same way.

Yes. Lots in Thurston tend to be larger than in central Springfield, which gives more room for deck additions and home additions without running into setback issues. The Mountaingate and Woodland Ridge areas in particular have newer homes where families are adding outdoor living space. We frame decks and additions to match the existing structure and the slope of the lot, which matters in Thurston where some properties have significant grade changes.

A roof that is past 20 years old and showing granule loss in the gutters, curling shingles, or soft spots on the deck is typically a replacement candidate, not a repair job. Patching an aging roof in Springfield's wet climate delays the inevitable and can allow water to reach the decking between now and when you replace it. We inspect the full roof surface and the decking condition before recommending a scope, so you know exactly what you are dealing with.

Yes, and doing both at the same time is often the smarter approach. When a Springfield home needs both a new roof and new siding, combining the work means the scaffolding, staging, and job site setup happen once instead of twice. It also lets us inspect the full exterior system together and catch any framing or sheathing issues that affect both scopes before either installation begins.