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Whether your city home needs one dormer wrap or a full rear-addition install, our team will walk it with you honestly and price only the scope you actually need. Call our team at (314) 618-8888 today for a free on-site look at your house.
Most homes inside the St. Louis city limits are load-bearing red brick built before 1940, so siding installation in St. Louis rarely means wrapping a whole house the way it does out in the suburbs. On our side, the work usually covers cornices, dormers, soffit and fascia runs, gable ends, porch ceilings, and rear additions built long after the 1900s footprint. Top Quality Exteriors handles each piece with real respect for the surrounding brick, from Dutchtown two-flats to Lafayette Square Victorians and Holly Hills bungalows.
Our crews match reveal, color, and shadow line so a new soffit or dormer wrap reads as part of the original house rather than an obvious patch job on brick. We tear failing wood down to sound framing, wrap the sheathing in a proper weather barrier and rigid foam where called for, and set fresh J-channel and starter strip before the first course of vinyl siding or HardiePlank fiber cement goes on. Every install carries our full 36-month workmanship warranty, plus separate manufacturer coverage on the panels themselves.
A siding contractor in St. Louis has to know the city stock. In Soulard, Lafayette Square, The Ville, and Compton Heights, exterior changes visible from the street often need Cultural Resources Office review through the St. Louis Preservation Board before the Building Division will issue a permit, so material choice and profile matter as much as the install itself. On a two-flat in Tower Grove South or a bungalow near Bevo Mill, the most common jobs are HardieSoffit and HardieTrim replacing century-old rotted pine, or a fresh HardiePlank wrap on a rear kitchen addition tacked onto the original brick in the 1970s. We also handle James Hardie siding in color-matched shingle profiles on gable peaks, LP SmartSide on the detached garages behind Carondelet homes, and foam-backed insulated vinyl for the non-brick sides of postwar ranch homes tucked into North City pockets rebuilt after the May 16, 2025 EF3 tornado tore straight through Fountain Park.
Every siding install we run on a city home follows the same five-step path, whether it is one gable wrap or a full rear addition. Here is exactly what happens between your first call to our office and the last piece of trim being set on the house.
We meet you at the house, walk the elevations, and note every foot of failed wood or siding. Photos and measurements are logged on the spot. Written scope arrives the same visit.
Within one business day we send a line-item quote covering demo, sheathing repair, weather barrier, panels, trim, and paint. Brand grades are named. Nothing is buried in lump sums.
We pull the City Building Division permit, and in historic districts route drawings through the Cultural Resources Office. Color-matched panels are then ordered the same week.
Crews strip failing wood to sound framing, correct rot behind it, wrap fresh house wrap, then set starter, panels, and trim on tight, plumb courses. Your yard stays protected.
We walk every elevation with you, touch up caulk and paint, haul the debris away, then hand you the 36-month workmanship warranty plus manufacturer paperwork. Job closes on OK.
We hold Owens Corning Preferred Contractor status and are a James Hardie Alliance Program Member, so our siding installers are trained to spec against real manufacturer standards rather than a rule of thumb. Add BBB A+ accreditation, active licensing in Missouri and Illinois, full general liability, and workers compensation coverage in place, and you get a siding contractor in St. Louis that can stand up to any adjuster file review after a hail season.
Founded in 2022 and backed by 7+ years of industry experience, our 52+ team members work the tight lots, alley access, and party-wall realities of Tower Grove South, Dutchtown, and The Hill every single week of the year. We back every install with a firm 36-month workmanship warranty, and if a panel later cracks or a J-channel pulls loose from a hail event, our siding repair line answers the same day. Ownership stays personally reachable throughout.
Most siding installation projects in St. Louis land between $8,000 and $28,000 installed, with the average full-home job in this market running near $9,796. Because so many city homes only need partial coverage rather than a full wrap, our line items often come in well below the suburban average: a HardieSoffit and fascia run on one Bevo Mill bungalow may be $3,000 to $6,000; a rear-addition wrap in Holly Hills tends to sit closer to $12,000.
Three levers move that number: material grade, prep condition of the wood behind the old siding, and the design-review lift on any front elevation in a historic district. Fiber cement HardiePlank runs roughly $9 to $13 per square foot installed; foam-backed insulated vinyl sits at $2 to $11; LP SmartSide falls in between. Hearth and GreenSky financing keeps monthly payments in range for Carondelet, The Hill, and Central Corridor owners who prefer to spread the job.
Every credential we carry is a commitment to quality, safety, and your peace of mind — on every project, in every state we serve.
