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Pro Superior Construction installs, replaces, and repairs siding and windows for Loomis homes, backed by James Hardie Elite Preferred certification and CSLB License #986607. We are a family-owned siding-and-window company working out of a Rocklin office right next door to Loomis, with 10+ years of experience since we were founded in 2013. As one of the few local siding contractors in the greater Sacramento area carrying that manufacturer certification, we bring the kind of standards usually reserved for large projects into every home we touch. If you have been searching for siding contractors near me and want a crew that proves its qualifications first, you are in the right place.

If you are deciding who to hire in Loomis and why, here is the short version: a certified, fully licensed and insured crew that treats your home like our own, stands behind the work with a ten-year labor warranty, and gives you honest, quality work over quick turnarounds. We cover homes near downtown, along Taylor Road, out toward King Road, and across the surrounding rural-residential parcels. Whether you need a fresh siding installation, a full replacement, or targeted siding repair, we scope the work the same careful way.

Start with a free, no-obligation estimate. A contractor will inspect your home and assess exactly what it needs, with no pressure to sign anything. You can see our full siding services or call us at (916) 474-4483.

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Our Siding and Window Services in Loomis

We install, replace, and repair exterior siding and windows for Loomis homes, pairing lasting protection with real curb appeal. Every scope is written out so you know the material, the trim, the weather barrier, and the warranty before any work begins. As a specialist company rather than a general contractor juggling unrelated trades, siding and windows are what we do day in and day out. Here is what we do most often for Loomis homeowners.

James Hardie and Fiber Cement Siding Installation

James Hardie fiber cement siding is our flagship offering and the material we most often recommend for Loomis homes. Fiber cement siding pairs lower combustibility with the looks homeowners actually want: Hardie Plank lap siding, Hardie Shingle siding, Hardie Panel vertical siding, and board-and-batten combinations. It also holds its ColorPlus factory finish far longer than site-applied paint, which matters under the strong Sacramento-area sun. As a James Hardie Elite Preferred Certified Installation Company, our installers meet the manufacturer’s highest standards, and that certification can unlock better warranty coverage than an uncertified crew can offer. When you are comparing siding contractors, check whether they are certified installers for the high-end materials they propose; that credential is where accountability comes from.

Siding Replacement

Full siding replacement makes sense for older Loomis homes where repeated patching no longer holds. Our crews handle tear-off of the existing siding, inspection and repair of the sheathing beneath, a continuous weather-resistant barrier, properly integrated flashing, and new exterior trim. Because roughly three-quarters of Loomis housing predates 1990 in the Town’s Housing Element data, a complete replacement is often the point where hidden issues finally get addressed instead of covered up. It is also the natural moment to modernize an aging exterior, swapping tired boards and dated colors for a cleaner, more modern look that lifts the whole home. Many homeowners pair a siding replacement with new windows, trim, and fresh paint on soffits and fascia so the exterior reads as one coordinated project rather than a patchwork of eras.

Siding Repair and Dry Rot Repair in Loomis and Rancho Cordova

We repair damaged siding, and we need at least one full wall to qualify the work for warranty coverage. During a siding repair we inspect the sheathing and look for concealed damage such as dry rot that spreads behind what you can see. Soft, swollen, or splitting boards and coatings that keep peeling are signs worth an inspection, especially on older exteriors near downtown and Central Loomis where original wood siding is common. The same approach applies across our wider service footprint, so when homeowners ask us to repair siding on older homes in Rancho Cordova and the surrounding Sacramento communities, we follow the identical protocol: expose the problem, document it, and fix the structure, not just the surface. Catching rot early with targeted repairs often prevents a far larger replacement later, and those focused fixes protect against spreading water damage before it reaches the framing.

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Vinyl, Wood, and LP SmartSide Options

Beyond fiber cement, we install vinyl, wood, and LP SmartSide siding. Vinyl siding never needs paint and is cost-effective, which appeals to many homeowners, but it requires proper installation to prevent buckling in the hot, dry Loomis summers; done correctly, the material stays flat and clean for years. Wood siding offers a classic look that suits traditional and farmhouse exteriors, and whether it is clear boards or cedar, it can be stained or painted to match almost any palette, though real wood does ask for more upkeep over time. If you love the warmth of wood but want less maintenance, LP SmartSide is an engineered wood alternative that balances that natural appearance with added durability and resistance to the elements. Some homeowners also ask us about replacing old stucco; while stucco remains common across the region, many Loomis clients moving away from cracked or dated stucco choose fiber cement or engineered wood for a crisper, more modern finish. Whichever of these materials you choose, look for a crew with real experience installing that specific product, not just a general claim of handling “siding.”

Window Installation and Replacement

We install and replace all the windows on a home with lines from Milgard, Andersen, Anlin, Marvin, and Pella, including Milgard Trinsic, Andersen 100 Series, Marvin Elevate, Pella Impervia, and Anlin Catalina. The real advantage of having one specialist handle both jobs is coordination: we tie your window flashing directly into the siding weather barrier so moisture is managed at the openings, which is exactly where exteriors tend to fail. New windows also sharpen the look of a house the way little else can, giving an older facade a more modern, finished feel while trimming energy loss. Metal siding is another noncombustible option available in various colors for homeowners prioritizing fire performance, and we can walk you through where it fits alongside your window choices.

Why Loomis Homeowners Choose Pro Superior Construction

Loomis homeowners choose us because we prove we are qualified before we ask for the job. The two questions that matter most, whether a contractor is legitimate and whether the work will be done right, are the two we answer first.

Start with the paperwork, because it protects you. We hold CSLB License #986607, and you can confirm it yourself using the CSLB License Check tool online. We are fully licensed and insured, carrying both general liability and workers’ compensation insurance so a problem on your property never becomes your problem. Ask any contractor for their license number and proof of both coverages; a reputable professional hands them over without hesitation, and you should avoid any company with no verifiable references or unresolved complaints.

Here is a local detail most competitors skip: every contractor performing work in Loomis must hold a Town of Loomis business license, and the Town cannot process a building permit without it. We meet that requirement. If a contractor glosses over this, their permit, and your project, can stall before it starts.

We back our labor with a separate ten-year workmanship warranty, which is how a reliable contractor stands behind the install itself, not just the manufacturer’s product coverage. A reputable professional should always carry a workmanship warranty, and ours means we will come back and repair our work if something goes wrong. That promise matters most on exterior work, where a single missed flashing detail can hide for years before it shows up as water damage.

Being family-owned shapes how we operate. We prioritize honest, quality work over quick turnarounds, and our belief is simple: the job isn’t done until you’re satisfied. Our workers take great attention to detail on every work day, and that care is part of why homeowners report such a great experience from first call to final cleanup. We are also a multifamily commercial contractor, which means our standards and capacity are tested on large, complex jobs and carry straight into every Loomis home we touch. With an 87.4% owner-occupied rate in Loomis per the Census, most of our clients are thinking long term, and so are we. Choose a contractor experienced with local building codes, moisture barriers, and fire-safety guidelines, and ask to inspect real local project examples of excellent work before you commit. Because we focus on siding and windows rather than spreading across every remodeling trade, that experience runs deep instead of wide.

Ready to see the difference in person? Contact us for your free estimate, and a contractor will inspect and assess your home.

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Fire-Resistant Siding for Loomis Homes

Fire-resistant siding is a serious consideration for Loomis homes on oak- and grass-adjacent parcels, and fiber cement siding is one of the strongest choices because it combines lower combustibility with the lap, shingle, and panel looks homeowners want. Wildfire is a real part of life here. The 2002 Sierra Fire burned 900 acres, destroyed six structures, forced more than 100 home evacuations, and threatened over 1,000 homes across Loomis and Granite Bay. We take that history seriously, and we install ignition-resistant siding built to meet Wildland-Urban Interface (WUI) standards, protecting your home without compromising on style.

That said, no siding makes a home fireproof, and we will never tell you otherwise. Siding is one layer of a broader home-hardening approach that also includes vents, eaves, the roof and roof edges, windows, and the vegetation around your house. Embers landing on a vulnerable roof or in a gap under the eaves start more home fires than a direct wall of flame, which is why the whole exterior has to work together. Fire-hazard classification in Loomis varies from one parcel to the next, so the right first step is to check the current Placer County Fire Hazard Severity Zone map for your specific address rather than assuming the whole town falls into a single zone.

What we can do is help you reduce the combustible components on your exterior and choose materials matched to your property’s actual exposure. Replacing old wood siding near grass-line or deck areas with fiber cement is a common, high-impact upgrade in the foothills. For homeowners who want to feel more protected before fire season, that is a practical place to start, and we are familiar with the local conditions and fire-safety guidelines that should guide the decision.

How Our Loomis Siding Process Works

Our Loomis siding process runs in four clear steps, built around written documentation and thorough work rather than rushing to finish. Here is what to expect from first call to final walkthrough.

  • 1. Free inspection and estimate. A contractor comes out, inspects your home, and assesses exactly what the siding needs: wall area, trim, flashing, and any signs of hidden damage. You get a detailed written proposal, not a vague verbal number. California requires written contracts for home-improvement projects over $500, and we put the brands, colors, materials, scope, payment schedule, and the price in writing so nothing is left to memory and you know what you will pay before you decide.
  • 2. Permits handled. We confirm whether your exact scope needs a Town of Loomis permit, since the Town says most home-improvement projects require one and advises checking with Building and Planning before work begins. We submit digitally to [email protected], and because the Town does not accept incomplete applications, we make sure the submission is complete the first time.
  • 3. Tear-off, water management, and installation. We remove the old siding, inspect the sheathing, and install a continuous weather-resistant barrier with integrated flashing at windows, doors, and penetrations. If structural work is needed because rot has reached the framing, we address it properly before the new material goes on. We explain upfront how we manage water at those critical intersections, which is where exteriors most often fail in the wet Loomis winters. This is also the stage where a careful professional crew earns its keep, since clean cuts, correct fastening, and tight seams are what separate a lasting siding installation from a quick one.
  • 4. Hidden-damage protocol and final walkthrough. If we uncover dry rot or damaged sheathing after removal, we stop, show you the issue, and get your written approval before any added repair proceeds, so there are no surprise charges. We finish with a cleanup, leave the site clean, and complete a final walkthrough, and the job isn’t done until you’re satisfied.

A note on trust: a reputable contractor explains hidden-damage handling before work starts and never demands a large cash deposit upfront without clear reasoning. We encourage you to request multiple estimates and compare them on quotes, timelines, and material choices. Most siding projects take one to two weeks of active construction, though your exact timeline depends on scope, permit processing, and material availability, which is why we scope thoroughly instead of promising a rushed date. We keep you updated on progress at each stage so you always know where things stand. If your project is part of a larger remodeling plan that touches paint, trim, bathrooms, or other elements, we will sequence the siding work so it lands at the right point in that bigger picture.

Serving Loomis: Neighborhoods, Homes, and Permits

We serve Loomis homes across its distinct pockets, from older streets downtown to custom properties on larger rural parcels, and we extend the same service out across the greater Sacramento region, including communities like Elk Grove. Loomis is not laid out around uniform subdivisions, so we look at each home on its own terms rather than assuming a style by street.

Downtown and Central Loomis contain established streets and older homes, centered near Taylor Road and Horseshoe Bar Road, close to the Historic Loomis Train Depot Plaza at 5775 Horseshoe Bar Road. These older exteriors are exactly where tear-off, sheathing inspection, and dry-rot repair tend to matter most, since only 23.8% of Loomis housing stock was built since 1990 in the Town’s Housing Element data. The Del Oro area mixes established homes, larger lots, and custom properties. Along Taylor Road and King Road you find larger parcels, custom homes, and horse properties, with more variation in gables, wall heights, and trim than you see in tract housing.

The town’s land pattern backs this up. Loomis zoning includes Rural Residential at roughly one acre per dwelling, Residential Estate at roughly 2.3 acres per dwelling, and Residential Agricultural at roughly 4.6 acres per dwelling. With 76.3% of housing units being detached single-family homes, many properties include detached garages, workshops, or accessory buildings, so we always identify in writing which structures and wall elevations a project covers. “Whole property” and “whole house” are not the same thing out here, and we make sure your estimate is clear about it. Because many of these homes were built in distinct phases, you will sometimes see original wood siding on the main house, cedar shingles on an older section, and newer materials, brick accents, or stucco on an addition, which is worth planning around so the finished exterior reads as one cohesive look and the materials match where they meet.

On permits, incorporated Loomis building permits are issued through the Town of Loomis, with applications available through Town Hall at 3665 Taylor Road. This is a point many contractors get wrong by routing buyers to the County instead. The official October 2024 fee schedule uses valuation-based permit fees and states a $150 minimum building-permit charge plus the Building Standards fee. We handle this process for you and explain it in your proposal.

Climate drives a lot of our material guidance. Loomis sees hot, nearly rainless July and August conditions and a wetter winter season. That summer heat and UV exposure make correct installation gaps and finish durability real comparison points, especially on west- and south-facing walls, while winter rain makes a continuous weather barrier and sound window flashing essential. Dark site-applied paint fades fast under that sun, which is one more reason many homeowners prefer factory-finished fiber cement over materials they will have to repaint in a few years. Choosing a contractor experienced with local building codes and moisture barriers is not a luxury here; it is how your exterior survives both seasons.

Our Rocklin office sits right next door, since Loomis directly borders Rocklin and sits a short drive from the broader Sacramento metro. On I-80, Rocklin Road is Exit 108 and Horseshoe Bar Road into Loomis is Exit 110, so our team reaches homes near downtown, along Taylor Road and King Road, and across the surrounding rural-residential areas without a long haul. That proximity is a practical advantage for scheduling, follow-ups, and standing behind the ten-year labor warranty after the work is completed.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average cost to put siding on a house in Loomis?

The cost varies with wall area, number of stories, tear-off, material choice, and any concealed damage found behind the old siding, so there is no single figure that fits every home. We provide a free written estimate specific to your house rather than a one-size-fits-all number. For context, national data shows siding repair averages around $870, with basic repairs running roughly $2 to $16 per square foot, extensive damage repair reaching $4 to $50 per square foot, and total repair costs ranging anywhere from $75 to $16,000 depending on scope. Your own number comes from the inspection, where we measure the actual walls and look behind the existing siding.

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Get Your Free Loomis Siding Estimate

The best time to address siding is before the wet winter season arrives and before small damage spreads behind the wall, so if your exterior is showing soft boards, peeling paint, or gaps around windows, now is the moment to have it looked at. There is no cost and no obligation to find out where you stand, and planning ahead protects your home well into the future.

Call us at (916) 474-4483, Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 7 PM, or send your details through our contact form. A contractor will inspect your home, assess exactly what it needs, and give you a clear written estimate. Our office is at 4130 Citrus Ave, Suite 17 in Rocklin, right next door to Loomis and close to the wider Sacramento area, so your home is in good hands with a team that does great work and stands close by.

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