Choosing the right siding in Placer County means preparing your home for everything from the hot valley summers in Roseville to the heavy snows of Truckee and Tahoe. It requires materials that can withstand intense sun, resist wildfire embers, and manage moisture effectively.
This guide answers the most common questions we hear from Placer County homeowners. Whether you’re in a suburban neighborhood or a mountain cabin, we’ll provide the expert information you need to make a smart, lasting investment in your home’s protection and curb appeal.
General Contractor & Credentials
Are you licensed to work in Placer County?
Yes, absolutely. We are fully licensed by the California State License Board #1055919 to perform work throughout Placer County and the entire state. Proper licensing is your first and most important assurance that a contractor is professional, accountable, and meets state-mandated requirements.
What is your California State License Board (CSLB) number?
Our CSLB license number is #1055919. We encourage every homeowner to verify contractor licenses on the CSLB website before signing any contract. It’s a simple step that provides significant protection.
Are you fully insured and bonded?
Yes. We carry comprehensive general liability insurance, workers’ compensation insurance, and are fully bonded. This protects you, your property, and our installation team from any unforeseen accidents or issues that may arise during the project. It’s a non-negotiable part of our commitment to professionalism.
Do you provide a copy of your insurance certificate?
Of course. We will gladly provide you with a certificate of insurance before any work begins. This document details our coverage limits and proves that our policies are active, giving you complete peace of mind.
How long have you been serving Placer County homeowners?
Heritage Exteriors has been proudly serving homeowners across Placer County for [Years in business]. From the valley floor to the Sierra crest, our extensive local experience means we understand the specific needs and building practices required for this unique region.
Do you have experience with homes in mountain towns like Truckee or Tahoe City?
Yes, we have significant experience working in the high-altitude communities of Placer County. We are experts in the specific techniques required for mountain construction, including managing heavy snow loads, using appropriate materials for freeze-thaw cycles, and adhering to strict Wildland-Urban Interface (WUI) fire codes.
Do you offer free on-site estimates?
Yes, all our on-site consultations and estimates are provided completely free of charge. We believe a thorough, in-person assessment is the only way to provide an accurate and reliable quote for your project.
Will the estimate be itemized and written?
Absolutely. We provide detailed, written proposals that itemize the costs for materials, labor, demolition, disposal, and any other project components. This transparency ensures you know exactly what you are paying for, with no hidden surprises.
Who performs the installation — your own crew or subcontractors?
We rely on our in-house teams of dedicated, factory-trained installers for the vast majority of our projects. Using our own skilled employees allows us to maintain strict control over quality, scheduling, and communication, ensuring a better result and experience for you.
How long have your installers been with your company?
We pride ourselves on retaining top talent. Many of our lead installers have been with our company for years, bringing a wealth of experience, consistency, and craftsmanship to every job site. This team stability is a key part of our quality guarantee.
Are you familiar with local permit requirements and county inspection processes?
Yes, we are experts in navigating the permitting and inspection processes for Placer County and its incorporated cities like Roseville, Rocklin, and Auburn. We understand the specific code requirements, including those from local fire districts and the TRPA in the Tahoe basin.
Will you handle permit applications for me?
Yes, we manage the entire permitting process from start to finish. We handle all the paperwork, submit the plans, and coordinate with inspectors to ensure your project is fully compliant and hassle-free for you.
How soon can you start my project?
Our start date depends on our current schedule and the time of year. Our current lead time is approximately [Current lead time]. We schedule projects on a first-come, first-served basis after a contract is signed, so we recommend planning your project in advance.
What’s the typical project duration?
For an average-sized single-family home, a complete siding replacement typically takes 2 to 4 weeks. This can vary based on the size and complexity of the home, the materials chosen, and potential weather delays, especially in mountain locations.
How many projects do you handle at once?
We carefully manage our project load to ensure every client receives the attention and quality they deserve. Your project will have a dedicated crew and a Project Manager focused on its successful completion without being spread too thin.
Do you have references or testimonials from Placer County clients?
Yes. We have a long list of satisfied customers throughout Placer County, from Lincoln to Tahoe City, and we would be happy to provide references. Our reputation is our most valuable asset.
Can I see photos of your completed projects nearby?
Certainly. We have an extensive portfolio of completed work in your area. We can show you photos of projects that are relevant to your home’s style and the materials you are considering, helping you visualize the finished product.
Do you specialize in both repairs and full replacements?
Our primary focus is on full siding replacements, which ensures a completely integrated and weather-tight system with a comprehensive warranty. We evaluate repair requests on a case-by-case basis, depending on the extent of damage and our ability to source matching materials.
What’s your cleanup process after installation?
We treat your property with respect. Our crews clean the job site daily. Upon completion, we perform a meticulous final cleanup, which includes removing all debris, sweeping hardscapes, and using magnetic rollers to collect any stray nails or fasteners.
Do you offer a satisfaction guarantee?
Yes. Our job is not finished until you are 100% satisfied. The final payment is not due until we have conducted a final walkthrough with you and you have signed off that the work meets or exceeds your expectations.
Material-Specific Questions
What type of siding materials do you recommend for Placer County’s climate?
We recommend high-performance materials proven to handle Placer County’s diverse climate:
- Fiber Cement (e.g., James Hardie): Excellent all-around choice. It’s fire-resistant, impervious to pests and rot, and stable in both extreme heat and cold.
- Engineered Wood (e.g., LP SmartSide): Offers the beauty of wood with superior resistance to moisture, impact, and pests. It’s a durable choice for both valley and mountain homes.
- Metal Siding: A premium, non-combustible option ideal for modern designs and high-fire-risk areas. It’s incredibly durable and low-maintenance.
- Stone Veneer: Provides a classic, rustic mountain aesthetic with unparalleled fire resistance and longevity.
How does fiber cement siding perform in hot summers and cold winters?
Fiber cement performs exceptionally well. It is dimensionally stable, meaning it expands and contracts very little with temperature swings. This prevents the warping or buckling that can affect other materials in the summer heat of Roseville and avoids the brittleness that can impact vinyl in the freezing winters of Truckee.
Is LP SmartSide a good option for mountain homes?
Yes, LP SmartSide is an excellent option. It is treated to resist moisture and fungal decay, which is crucial for handling snow and rain. Furthermore, it has superior impact resistance, which is a great benefit against hail or falling pine cones and branches.
How does vinyl siding hold up to heat and dust?
While affordable, standard vinyl siding can struggle in Placer County. The intense summer sun, especially on darker colors, can lead to fading, chalking, and warping over time. Dust can also settle on its surface, requiring more frequent cleaning to maintain its appearance. Premium, thicker-gauge vinyl with high-performance coatings performs better, but fiber cement and engineered wood are generally more durable choices for this region.
Is wood siding still a good choice in wildfire-prone zones?
Traditional, untreated wood siding is a high-risk choice in Placer County’s many Wildland-Urban Interface (WUI) zones. It is combustible and requires intensive maintenance to keep it sealed and safe. While some fire-retardant-treated wood products exist, we strongly recommend non-combustible alternatives like fiber cement or metal for homes in high-fire-risk areas.
Do you install metal or steel siding?
Yes. We install high-quality steel and aluminum siding systems. Metal is a fantastic choice for its ultimate durability, non-combustibility, and modern aesthetic. It is very low maintenance and sheds snow easily, making it ideal for both mountain and valley locations.
What about composite or engineered wood siding?
We are experts in both. “Engineered wood” like LP SmartSide uses real wood strands bonded with resins for durability. “Composite” siding often refers to newer cellular PVC or polymer-based products. Both offer low-maintenance performance and a great look, and we can help you choose the right one for your home and budget.
Can you install board and batten styles?
Absolutely. The board and batten style is incredibly popular for achieving a modern farmhouse or rustic mountain look. We can install this style using durable materials like fiber cement, engineered wood, or metal to create a timeless aesthetic without the high maintenance of traditional wood.
Do you work with stone veneer or mixed materials?
Yes, mixing materials is one of our specialties. Combining stone veneer—often as a wainscot on the lower portion of walls—with fiber cement or engineered wood planks above is a hallmark of upscale mountain design. It adds texture, character, and incredible curb appeal.
Which material offers the best value for long-term performance?
For most Placer County homeowners, fiber cement siding offers the best balance of cost, durability, low maintenance, and fire resistance. While the upfront cost is higher than vinyl, its longevity and minimal upkeep deliver a superior return on investment over the life of the home.
Local Climate & Environmental Factors
How do you protect siding from snow and ice in Truckee or Tahoe?
We use a system-based approach:
- Material Choice: We use materials that don’t absorb water, like fiber cement or metal.
- Proper Clearances: We maintain code-required clearance between the bottom of the siding and roofing or grade level to keep it out of sitting snow.
- Kick-Out Flashing: We install critical flashing where rooflines meet walls to divert water and ice away from the wall and into gutters, preventing rot.
- Durable Installation: Our fastening and flashing techniques are designed to withstand the weight of snow and ice buildup.
What’s best for preventing heat damage in lower elevations like Roseville?
The best defense against heat is using a dimensionally stable material like fiber cement, which won’t warp or buckle. Choosing products with factory-applied, UV-resistant finishes is also key to preventing fading and degradation from the intense sun. Lighter colors can also help by reflecting more solar energy.
How does your siding resist moisture and mold in shaded or forested areas?
Moisture management is key. We use inorganic or treated siding materials that do not support mold growth. More importantly, we install a high-quality weather-resistant barrier (house wrap) and recommend a rainscreen system, which creates an air gap for drainage and drying, ensuring your walls stay dry even in damp, shaded environments.
Is your siding resistant to wildfire embers and heat?
Yes, this is a top priority. We specialize in installing non-combustible siding materials like fiber cement and metal. These materials will not ignite when exposed to embers or direct flame, providing a critical layer of defense for your home in a wildfire.
Do you offer Class A fire-rated siding materials?
Yes. Fiber cement, metal, and stone/brick are all non-combustible and form the basis of a Class A fire-rated wall assembly. We install these materials according to the strict guidelines required to meet WUI code and CAL FIRE standards.
How does elevation affect siding material performance?
Higher elevations mean more intense UV radiation, larger temperature swings, and more significant moisture from snow. We select materials with robust, factory-applied finishes to resist UV fading and use installation techniques that accommodate thermal expansion and contraction. Materials must be chosen for their ability to handle both sun and snow.
What’s best for homes that experience large temperature swings?
Dimensionally stable materials are best. Fiber cement has a very low coefficient of expansion, making it ideal. For materials that do move more with temperature changes, like metal or engineered wood, our installation methods—including proper fastening and gapping—are critical to prevent buckling and ensure long-term performance.
Can siding help improve energy efficiency in both summer and winter?
Yes. The most effective way to improve energy efficiency is by adding a layer of continuous exterior insulation (rigid foam board) under your new siding. This creates a thermal break that keeps your home warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer, leading to lower energy bills year-round.
How does your siding stand up to Placer County winds?
All the siding we install is rated for high-wind performance. We use the manufacturer-specified nailing patterns and fasteners to ensure each panel is securely attached and can withstand the strong winds that can occur in both the foothills and the Sierra.
Do you recommend any specific brands for high-altitude conditions?
For high-altitude homes, we have great confidence in brands like James Hardie (fiber cement) for its durability and fire resistance, and LP SmartSide (engineered wood) for its exceptional impact resistance and moisture management systems. Premium metal siding brands also perform exceptionally well.
Pricing, Estimates & Financing
What’s the average cost per square foot for siding installation in Placer County?
Costs vary widely based on material, home complexity, and location. As a rough guideline for planning:
- Engineered Wood: [Typical price range, e.g., $12 – $22 per sq. ft.]
- Fiber Cement: [Typical price range, e.g., $15 – $25 per sq. ft.]
- Metal Siding: [Typical price range, e.g., $20 – $35+ per sq. ft.]
- Stone Veneer: [Typical price range, e.g., $30 – $50+ per sq. ft.]
Disclaimer: These are ballpark figures only. A detailed, on-site estimate is required for an accurate price.
What factors most affect the total project cost?
The main factors are: the siding material chosen, the size and architectural complexity of your home, the cost of removing the old siding, and the extent of any necessary repairs to the underlying structure. Adding features like continuous insulation or premium trim will also affect the price.
Do you provide a detailed written quote?
Yes. Our quotes are comprehensive and clearly itemize all aspects of the job, so you can see exactly where your money is going. We believe in 100% transparency.
How much does it cost to remove old siding?
The cost for removal is a separate line item in our quote. It depends on the type of material being removed (e.g., lightweight wood vs. heavy stucco) and the size of the home. This cost includes the labor for demolition and proper disposal.
Is there a fee for haul-away and cleanup?
The cost for a debris container and responsible disposal of all construction waste is included in your project quote. We do not add separate or hidden fees for cleanup.
Are there any hidden costs I should be aware of?
Our contracts are all-inclusive for the agreed-upon scope of work. The only potential for additional cost is if we uncover significant, unforeseen rot or structural damage after removing the old siding. In that event, we use a formal change order process where you must approve any additional work and its cost before we proceed.
Do you charge for travel to remote locations?
For projects within our standard Placer County service area, travel costs are built into our pricing. For exceptionally remote or difficult-to-access sites, a travel or logistics surcharge may be necessary, but this would be clearly communicated and included in your initial estimate.
What payment methods do you accept?
We accept personal checks, cashier’s checks, and all major credit cards. (Note: A standard processing fee may apply to credit card transactions).
Do you offer financing or payment plans?
Yes, we partner with reputable third-party lenders who specialize in home improvement financing. They offer a range of flexible plans and competitive rates to help make your project more affordable.
When is payment due — upfront, halfway, or after completion?
Our payment schedule is tied to project milestones. It typically includes an initial deposit ([Deposit %]) to secure your spot and order materials, one or more progress payments during the project, and a final payment due only upon your 100% satisfaction at project completion.
Installation Process & Quality
How do you prepare the home before installing new siding?
We begin by protecting your property, including covering landscaping, patios, and driveways. We then carefully remove all fixtures from the walls, strip the old siding, and prepare for the next critical step: a full inspection.
Will you inspect the framing and sheathing first?
Yes, a thorough inspection of the sheathing and framing is a mandatory part of our process. We will not cover up dry rot, pest damage, or structural issues. Identifying and repairing these problems is essential for a successful, long-lasting siding job.
How do you protect the home from moisture infiltration?
We create a comprehensive water management system. This involves installing a high-quality weather-resistant barrier (WRB), properly integrating flashing at all windows, doors, and penetrations, and using high-grade sealants. For ultimate protection, we often recommend a rainscreen assembly.
What type of house wrap or weather barrier do you use?
We use high-performance, “breathable” house wraps from trusted manufacturers. These modern WRBs block liquid water from entering your walls but allow water vapor to escape, preventing moisture from becoming trapped and causing mold or rot.
How do you install flashing around windows and doors?
This is a critical detail we never skip. We use a multi-step process that includes sill flashing pans under windows, integrated flashing tape around the jambs, and a rigid metal “drip cap” flashing above every window and door to mechanically divert water away from the opening.
How do you ensure siding expansion and contraction won’t cause issues?
We are experts in the manufacturer-specified techniques for managing thermal movement. This includes using the correct fasteners (not over-driving them), leaving tiny, precise gaps at butt joints where required, and using high-quality flexible sealants that can accommodate movement.
What’s your process for trimming and finishing details?
Trim is what gives a home its finished character. We use durable trim materials like fiber cement or engineered wood and install them with the same precision as the siding. We ensure all corners are clean, joints are tight, and seams are perfectly sealed.
Do you work on weekends or only weekdays?
Our standard work week is Monday through Friday. We respect your peace and quiet and avoid weekend work unless it is absolutely necessary to meet a critical deadline and has been pre-approved by you.
How do you handle bad weather delays?
Weather is a reality, especially in the mountains. If conditions like heavy rain, snow, or high winds make it unsafe or would compromise installation quality, we will pause work. The safety of our crew and the integrity of your home are our top priorities. We will communicate any schedule changes with you promptly.
What is your average installation time for a 2,000 sq ft home?
For a 2,000-square-foot home, the entire process from tear-off to final cleanup typically takes about 2 to 4 weeks, depending on complexity and weather.
Durability & Maintenance
How long does the siding you install typically last?
With proper installation, high-quality siding is a long-term investment:
- Fiber Cement & Metal: 50+ years for the product itself.
- Engineered Wood: 30-50 years.
The factory-applied finishes are often warrantied for 15 years but can look great for 20-25 years before repainting is considered.
What maintenance is required annually?
For low-maintenance siding, an annual checkup is all you need. Walk around your home and inspect caulked joints. Give the walls a gentle cleaning with a garden hose and soft brush to remove dust and pollen. Keep gutters clean to prevent overflows.
Does your siding resist fading in strong sunlight?
Yes. We use products with industry-leading, multi-coat, factory-applied finishes that contain advanced UV inhibitors. Brands like James Hardie offer 15-year warranties specifically covering fade and finish performance, which is crucial in Placer County’s sunny climate.
Can it withstand hail or falling branches?
Engineered wood siding offers exceptional impact resistance against hail and debris. Fiber cement is also very durable, though it can be more prone to cracking from a very sharp, direct impact. Both are far more resilient than vinyl or traditional wood.
Is it resistant to pests like termites or carpenter ants?
Yes. Fiber cement, metal, and vinyl are inorganic and impervious to pests. Engineered wood products like LP SmartSide are treated with safe, EPA-registered zinc borate throughout the material, making them warrantied against damage from termites and fungal decay.
How do you handle repairs for damaged panels?
Most modern siding systems are repairable. If a plank of fiber cement or engineered wood gets severely damaged, a skilled installer can carefully remove the single piece and replace it, seamlessly blending it with the rest of the wall.
Can you replace just one section if needed?
Yes, localized repairs are almost always possible. This is a significant advantage of plank or panel siding systems over finishes like traditional stucco, where patching can be very difficult to hide.
What’s covered under your workmanship warranty?
Our workmanship warranty covers any defect resulting from the installation process itself. This guarantees that we installed the product according to manufacturer specifications and industry best practices. Our standard labor warranty term is [Labor warranty term].
How long is the manufacturer’s warranty?
Manufacturer warranties on the siding product itself are extensive, often ranging from 30 years to a limited lifetime. These cover defects in the material like delamination or rot. The finish is covered by a separate warranty, typically for 15 years.
Who handles warranty claims — you or the manufacturer?
Start with us. We are your partner and advocate. We will help you determine if the issue falls under our labor warranty or the manufacturer’s material warranty. If it’s a product issue, we will assist you in filing the claim and provide all necessary installation records.
Energy Efficiency & Sustainability
Does new siding help reduce energy bills?
Yes, a siding project is the perfect time to make significant energy upgrades. By adding a layer of continuous exterior insulation and properly air-sealing the walls, you can substantially reduce heat loss in the winter and heat gain in the summer, leading to lower utility bills.
Can you install insulated siding for better efficiency?
Yes. While some products have foam attached, we recommend the far more effective method of installing a separate layer of continuous rigid foam insulation (1-2 inches thick) under your new siding. This provides a much higher R-value and is compatible with almost any siding type.
How much insulation value (R-value) does your siding provide?
The siding material itself provides minimal insulation (less than R-1). The real insulating power comes from the continuous rigid foam we install underneath, which can add R-5 to R-10 or more to your wall’s total R-value.
Do you use eco-friendly materials?
Yes, we offer several sustainable options. Metal siding contains high recycled content and is 100% recyclable. Engineered wood is made from sustainably sourced, fast-growing trees. The long lifespan of durable products like fiber cement also makes them an environmentally sound choice by reducing landfill waste.
Are your siding materials recyclable or sustainable?
Many are. Steel and aluminum are among the most recycled materials on earth. Engineered wood often carries SFI (Sustainable Forestry Initiative) certification. We can help you select a product that aligns with your sustainability goals.
What’s the best siding for homes with solar panels?
For homes with solar, the best siding is a durable, low-maintenance product like fiber cement or metal. You want a “set it and forget it” wall cladding that won’t require painting or repairs that could interfere with your solar array in the future.
Are there any local rebates or tax incentives for energy-efficient upgrades?
Programs from the federal government and local utilities like PG&E or Liberty Utilities sometimes offer rebates or tax credits for insulation and energy efficiency upgrades. These programs change frequently, so we recommend checking their websites for the latest information.
How do you improve ventilation during installation?
Proper wall ventilation is critical for durability. A rainscreen installation is the best way to achieve this. The air gap behind the siding promotes drying and allows for pressure equalization, creating a healthier, longer-lasting wall system.
Can you add radiant barriers or foam backing?
Yes. In the hot, lower elevations of Placer County, a house wrap with a built-in radiant barrier can help reduce summer heat gain. As mentioned, adding a layer of foam board insulation is the most effective way to boost your home’s thermal performance.
How does siding impact indoor comfort in winter?
A properly insulated and air-sealed siding system makes a huge difference in winter comfort. It reduces drafts, eliminates cold spots on interior walls, and helps your home maintain a more consistent, comfortable temperature, allowing your heating system to work more efficiently.
Style, Design & Curb Appeal
What siding styles are popular in Placer County right now?
We see a lot of Modern Farmhouse (using board and batten), Mountain Modern (mixing dark siding with wood and stone accents), and updated Craftsman styles. The key trend is using durable, low-maintenance materials to achieve these timeless looks.
Can you match existing siding for partial replacements?
We will always do our best to find a match. For older siding, colors and textures may be discontinued, and weathering will make a perfect match difficult. We can present the closest available options for your approval.
Do you offer color consultations?
Yes. Choosing colors can be daunting. We can provide physical samples and expert guidance to help you select a color palette that perfectly complements your home’s architecture, roofing, and surroundings.
Can I see digital renderings before installation?
Yes, we can provide digital mockups that show you what different siding materials and colors will look like on a photo of your own home. This is an invaluable tool for making a confident final decision.
What styles fit best for rustic cabins vs. modern homes?
- Rustic Cabins: Board and batten, lap siding with a wood-grain texture, and shingle accents, often paired with stone veneer.
- Modern Homes: Sleek, smooth-faced panels, vertical siding (often metal or fiber cement), and a monochromatic or high-contrast color scheme.
Do you offer wood-look fiber cement or composite siding?
Yes, absolutely. The wood-look textures available on fiber cement and engineered wood are incredibly realistic. They provide the warm aesthetic of real wood without any of the maintenance or risk of rot and pests.
Can you install vertical and horizontal combinations?
Yes, mixing vertical and horizontal siding is a great way to break up large walls and add custom architectural interest. This is often used to highlight gables, entryways, or different sections of a home.
Do you offer decorative trim, fascia, or accent panels?
Definitely. We offer a full range of durable trim and accent products, including wide trim for a modern look, decorative fascia, and panels with different textures (like stucco or shingle patterns) to create a fully custom exterior.
Are fade-resistant colors available for high-sun areas?
Yes. We prioritize using products with the most advanced, fade-resistant factory finishes available. These multi-coat, baked-on finishes are specifically designed to withstand intense UV exposure and come with long-term warranties.
How do you ensure color consistency between batches?
By ordering all the material for a single project at one time from the same batch. This is standard practice for professional contractors and ensures that all siding installed on your home will have a uniform color and finish.
Wildfire Preparedness & Safety
Do you install fire-resistant siding rated for WUI (Wildland-Urban Interface) zones?
Yes, this is one of our core specialties. We are experts in WUI building codes and specialize in installing non-combustible siding systems that meet or exceed the requirements for homes in Placer County’s high-fire-risk areas.
What’s the best siding material for wildfire-prone areas?
The best and safest choices are non-combustible materials. This includes fiber cement, metal siding, and traditional stone or brick. These materials will not ignite when exposed to embers or flames, providing the most robust defense for your home’s exterior.
How do you seal gaps to prevent ember intrusion?
This is a critical detail. We use fire-rated sealants, properly installed trim, and ensure there are no gaps greater than 1/8 inch where siding meets foundations, roofs, or trim. We also pay close attention to sealing around all wall penetrations.
Are your siding materials approved under CAL FIRE regulations?
Yes, the non-combustible siding materials we install are listed and approved by the CAL FIRE Building Materials Listing Program for use in Wildland-Urban Interface zones. We can provide all necessary documentation.
Can siding help reduce home insurance costs in fire zones?
Yes. Upgrading to a non-combustible, WUI-compliant siding system can significantly improve your home’s risk profile. Many homeowners find that this upgrade helps them obtain or maintain insurance coverage and can sometimes lead to lower premiums. We provide the documentation you need to share with your insurance carrier.
Do you work with defensible space and fire-prevention guidelines?
While our work focuses on the structure itself, we are knowledgeable about defensible space principles. We ensure our installation is part of a holistic fire-safe strategy and can offer guidance on how siding choices integrate with overall landscape and property maintenance plans.
How do you handle vents, soffits, and eaves for fire safety?
This is a critical part of a fire-hardened home. We can install ember-resistant vents (WUI vents) and use non-combustible or fire-rated materials for soffits and fascia to prevent embers from entering your attic or eaves.
Can you combine non-combustible siding with fireproof trim?
Yes. We can create a completely non-combustible exterior shell by pairing fiber cement or metal siding with non-combustible trim materials made from fiber cement or composite materials.
Have you worked in local fire hazard severity zones before?
Yes, we have completed numerous projects in Placer County’s designated Moderate, High, and Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zones. We are intimately familiar with the specific building codes and inspection requirements in these areas.
Do you provide documentation for insurance or inspection purposes?
Absolutely. Upon completion, we will provide you with all the product specification sheets and documentation confirming that the materials installed on your home are fire-rated and WUI-compliant, which is essential for both final inspections and your insurance records.
Ready to protect and beautify your Placer County home? Contact Heritage Exteriors today to schedule your free, no-obligation on-site estimate! Let us know your company specifics so we can personalize this guide for your final use.
