Gallery of Siding, Soffit and Deck Work

Every photo here is Oklahoma Siding work, sorted by job instead of poured into one wall of thumbnails. Start with the bay house, which is shown from brown lap siding to finished plank in four frames.

The material is James Hardie fiber cement, which you can read about on the fiber cement siding page. Painting and rotted trim are covered on the exterior painting and wood rot repair pages.

Job 01

One bay house, four frames

A two-storey house with a bay window, photographed before, stripped, wrapped and finished. Read it left to right, top to bottom, the way the crew worked it.

1. Before. Brown and tan lap siding, ladder already up.
2. Stripped. The bay taken back to the sheathing.
3. Wrapped. House wrap on, new plank climbing the wall.
4. Finished. Light blue-grey siding on the same bay.

Job 02

The brick house with dormers

On a brick house the dormers and gables carry the siding. Here is one dormer in house wrap mid-job, then the same house with cream siding on the dormers and a yellow gable beside the chimney.

A dormer on a brick house wrapped in house wrap with the old cladding removed — Mid-job: the dormer in house wrap.

The same brick house with its dormer clad in cream siding and white trim — The same dormer, clad in cream siding.

A dumpster in the foreground at the brick house job site — The job site on a working day.

The same brick house with a yellow siding gable beside a brick chimney — A yellow siding gable beside the chimney.

Job 03

A brick Tudor and a brick bungalow

Two finished brick homes. The Tudor shows its awning and hedges from two angles; the bungalow sits behind a landscaped yard under a red awning.

A finished brick Tudor-style home with an awning and trimmed hedges — The Tudor-style home, finished.

Front elevation of the same Tudor-style brick house — Front elevation of the same house.

A brick bungalow with a red awning and a landscaped front yard — The bungalow with the red awning.

Job 04

The split-level, cream to blue-grey

A split-level brick house with a cream board-and-batten gable, shown part-way through the work and then finished in blue-grey siding.

Split-level brick house with a cream board-and-batten gable, work still under way — Before and mid-job: cream board-and-batten gable.

The same split-level brick house finished in blue-grey siding — Finished in blue-grey siding.

Job 05

New siding, up close

Corners, windows, gables and a dark shake cabin: single frames of new siding where it meets trim, doors and rooflines. For the doors that go into these walls, see door replacement.

A dark shake-sided cabin with white trim — Dark shake siding with white trim.

A siding-clad gable end against a deep blue sky — Gable end against the sky.

A grey-blue gable above a double garage door with sun flare — Grey-blue gable over a double garage door.

Cream lap siding around a double-hung window beside a porch rail — Cream lap siding, window and porch rail.

A porch soffit above lap siding with tan trim — Porch soffit over lap siding, tan trim.

The side of a building with a garage door and fresh siding over a block footing — Fresh siding over a block footing.

New siding around a window and a white door beside utility meters — Siding around a window, white door and meters.

Job 06

Soffits

Soffits get their own album. First the open framing, with the underside of the joists showing, then the finished vented panels. If a soffit or fascia has gone soft, the wood rot repair page explains how the damaged wood is found and replaced.

Open soffit framing

Open soffit with the underside of the joists exposed — Open soffit, joist underside showing.

Open soffit framing over patio doors with a pool visible below — Open framing over patio doors.

Finished vented soffit panels

Finished soffit panels under a covered patio — Finished soffit under a covered patio.

Close-up of a vented soffit panel with a wood-grain texture — Close-up of a vented panel with wood-grain texture.

Job 07

Decks, stairs and walkways

Smaller photos from the carpentry side of the album: a new deck and stair at a red house, a wet deck with a patio table, a wooden platform path and a walkway to a mailbox.

A new deck with a stair beside a red house — New deck and stair, red house.

Deck and stairs at a red house — Deck and stairs, a second view.

A wet wooden deck with a patio table — Wet deck with a patio table.

A wooden platform path across a yard — Wooden platform path.

A walkway leading to a mailbox — Walkway to a mailbox.

From a customer

What the homeowner said.

“Oklahoma Siding was great! High-quality workmanship, attention to detail, good work ethic, reasonable estimate, timely schedule, an overall pleasant experience. I highly recommend!”

Patty Johnson, Facebook review

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