Pro Superior Construction installs, replaces, and repairs siding and windows for Davis homes, from historic cottages near downtown to mid-century ranches and newer Mace Ranch and Wildhorse properties. We’re a family-owned, James Hardie Certified company holding CSLB License #986607, with more than 10 years in business since 2013. California requires contractors to hold an active license for home improvement work, and ours is easy to verify before you ever sign anything.
Our Rocklin-based team serves Davis and the surrounding Yolo County area through the I-80 corridor, about 35 to 36 miles, so you get careful installation that lifts both curb appeal and weatherproofing. Call us at (916) 474-4483 for a free, no-obligation estimate.
Siding and Window Services for Davis Homes
We handle the full range of siding services Davis homeowners search for, pairing weather protection with a fresh exterior look on every job. Siding materials include fiber cement, engineered wood, modern vinyl, and real wood, and we’ll help you weigh each one against your home and budget. Fiber cement and engineered wood are durable materials for hot climates with seasonal shifts, which fits Davis well. These are the services our customers across Yolo County rely on most.
James Hardie Fiber Cement Siding Installation
James Hardie fiber cement siding is our flagship offering, and being James Hardie Certified means our siding installation is manufacturer-backed and accountable. An installer should be certified by the manufacturer for specific siding installations to keep your warranty valid, and proper installation follows the manufacturer’s specifications to maintain that coverage. We install Hardie Plank lap siding, Hardie Panel vertical siding, Hardie Shingle siding, and matching Hardie Trim boards so the whole exterior reads as one considered design, with clean corners that hold up over time. Fiber cement also holds paint for years, so your color stays true against the Sacramento Valley sun.
Fiber Cement, Engineered Wood, Vinyl and Cedar Siding Material Options
Davis buyers usually compare a few materials, and each has honest tradeoffs in this climate. Here is how the main siding options line up:
- Fiber cement: Strong against sun exposure, moisture, and heating-cooling cycles, and holds paint well.
- LP SmartSide engineered wood: Carries a 30-year warranty against termites and moisture, and composite siding resists moisture rot and insect damage better than natural wood.
- Vinyl: The most cost-effective material available and a common, low maintenance choice for Davis homes; some vinyl siding adds foam backing for better insulation and energy efficiency.
- Cedar siding and wood: Cedar is naturally rot-resistant but requires more paint and upkeep over time.
- Metal and stone accents: Fire-resistant and available in a range of colors and finishes for owners wanting added protection from the elements.
Siding Repair and Replacement
We evaluate repair versus full replacement during a free inspection, and warranty-qualified repairs cover at least one full wall. Wood siding rots, cracks, and warps over time, vinyl siding can crack from impacts and storms, and panel siding delaminates when water infiltrates. Dry rot, caused by fungus eating wood, often hides behind aging boards, so we inspect your existing siding and underlying conditions like dry rot before any new siding is installed. Old siding is removed before new installation begins, which lets us document and price anything concealed before it gets covered again. Smaller repairs keep your walls sound without a full replacement when the damage is isolated.
Window Replacement and Energy Star Windows
New windows pair naturally with a siding project and can sharpen both curb appeal and your energy bills. We install trusted window brands including Milgard, Andersen, Anlin, Marvin, and Pella, matched to your home’s style and your comfort goals. Energy efficient windows seal out drafts and cut heat gain through the glass, and many Energy Star rated models help trim your cooling bills through a Davis summer. Coordinating window replacement with siding work means cleaner trim transitions and tighter weather sealing around every opening, so both the windows and the exterior perform as one system.
Why Davis Homeowners Choose Pro Superior Construction
Davis homeowners choose us for documented credentials, not slogans. We hold CSLB License #986607, we’re James Hardie Certified, and we’ve been family-owned since 2013 with more than 10 years of experience. Every siding installation carries a 10-year labor warranty, so your coverage extends to both material and workmanship. We’re also BBB accredited with an A+ grade.
Liability insurance and workers’ compensation protect you legally and keep our crews safe on your property, and we provide a detailed, written estimate so you can compare our scope line by line. We’re local siding contractors who know how Davis heat and winter rain shape the right install, and our professionals treat quality siding as the standard on every job.
If you’ve been burned by a contractor before, we understand the caution. We handle large multifamily projects, which shows our capacity holds up on complex jobs, but we treat a single-home siding repair with the same care. The job isn’t finished until you’re satisfied. Request your free estimate online or call (916) 474-4483.
How Our Davis Siding Process Works
Our Davis siding process is built to be clear and low-stress, with quality taking priority over speed. Here’s the path from first free consultation to final walkthrough:
- Free inspection: A contractor inspects your home, assesses the siding, and checks for concealed dry rot or damaged framing before anything is quoted.
- Written, property-specific estimate: You receive a documented scope covering removal, sheathing, weather barrier, flashing, trim, finish, and cleanup, so nothing is a surprise.
- Permit handling: We confirm permit requirements for your address and scope with the City of Davis Community Development and Sustainability Department, Building Division, at 23 Russell Boulevard, Suite 2, and manage the applicable permit and inspection steps.
- Installation: Our crew removes old siding, then handles air-sealing, flashing, and fastening to manufacturer standards. Proper moisture management and flashing details are vital for a long-lasting install, and our installer team checks every detail before the material goes on. Field installation typically takes 3 to 7 days depending on size and materials.
- Final walkthrough: We walk the finished exterior with you and aren’t done until you’re satisfied.
Permit review and build time are separate. The City of Davis publishes a typical processing range of 20 to 35 business days from submittal, and that runs before fieldwork, not during it. Inspections can be requested for a morning or afternoon window and normally must be booked by 3:30 p.m. the preceding business day, and the inspection cost is already included in the building-permit fee. Davis’s urban forest brings mature trees, so we plan access and protect landscaping around shaded walls and tight lots.
Siding in Davis: Neighborhoods, Climate and Local Permits
Siding in Davis means working across very different housing eras, each with its own demands. The City’s traditional residential design area covers Old North Davis, University Avenue/Rice Lane, and Old East Davis, where exterior work on designated landmarks, merit resources, or historic-district contributors may require a Certificate of Appropriateness.
Old North Davis holds Craftsman and California bungalows alongside American Colonial, English Cottage, and some Mediterranean Revival homes, with roughly 75% of its housing built during the district’s 1910 to 1953 historic period. On these homes, profile, reveal, and trim width matter as much as durability, and the right paint color keeps the character and style intact. Old East Davis formed part of original Davisville northeast of downtown and the railroad tracks, where small-scale exterior changes read clearly from the street.
Mid-century Davis asks for a different eye. Streng Brothers model homes went up in University Estates around Sycamore Lane and Villanova Drive, and Streng Brothers with architect Carter Sparks introduced post-and-beam design to Davis in the 1960s, favoring horizontal lines and broad overhangs. Covell Park began in the mid-1960s north of Covell Boulevard around an extensive greenbelt network, and Village Homes is a 70-acre community completed in 1975 built around shared green spaces. On greenbelt-facing lots we plan access carefully, and equipment that crosses a public sidewalk, street, or bike path may require an encroachment permit.
Newer neighborhoods bring larger elevations. Mace Ranch is a mid-1990s residential and commercial development, Wildhorse is a late-1990s community anchored by Wildhorse Golf Course, and Chiles Ranch along East Eighth Street east of Pole Line Road includes both attached and detached homes. City data based on the 2023 ACS reports 43% of Davis residential properties are detached one-unit structures and 12% are attached, so we handle both standalone homes and coordinated attached exteriors.
Davis has a unique climate: warm, dry summers, cool winters, roughly 18 inches of annual precipitation, and a rainy season from November through March. July maximums average about 92°F with week-long stretches near 100°F. That hot, dry summer and damp winter pattern makes fiber cement and composite engineered wood strong choices across Northern California, and it’s why we give flashing and moisture detailing real attention. Siding projects require building permits in Davis, and we manage that step for you. For materials, siding-specific products are sourced from the Sacramento region, with local supply houses close at hand.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the average cost of a siding job in Davis?
Cost depends on your property size and chosen material, so we give a written, property-specific estimate after a free consultation and inspection rather than a teaser number. Siding costs are driven by wall area, the material you select, and any concealed repairs found behind the old siding. Vinyl is the most cost-effective option, while fiber cement and engineered wood sit higher for their durability. A detailed written estimate is the only honest way to compare bids.
Do I need a permit to replace siding in Davis, and how long does it take?
How long does siding installation take on a 1,500 to 3,000 sq ft home?
Can you match the siding and trim on an older Old North or Old East Davis home?
Do you serve Fair Oaks and nearby areas if you’re based in Rocklin?
Schedule Your Free Davis Siding Estimate
Ready to move forward? Call us at (916) 474-4483 or schedule your free consultation online, and a contractor will inspect your home and assess exactly what it needs, free and with no obligation. There’s no pressure and no scripted sales push, just honest guidance and a written scope. California requires an active license for home improvement work, and ours, CSLB #986607, is yours to verify. Our Rocklin team is a short drive down I-80 into Davis and Yolo County, and we’re not done until you’re satisfied.
