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Give us a call at (314) 618-8888 or drop a note through our contact form, and we’ll set a free vinyl inspection at your Des Peres home. You get a walk of every wall, an honest recommendation, and a written quote — no pressure, no upselling.
Your siding takes almost as much abuse as your roof through a Des Peres spring, and vinyl siding is still the material most homeowners here choose when hardboard splits, panels warp, or a hail line chews through the paint. At Top Quality Exteriors, we re-clad the postwar Cape Cods and 1970s ranches that fill this city — homes off Manchester Road, up in Manhattan Heights, and across the Dougherty Woods stretch of Des Peres Road. Our crews carry heavier .044-gauge panels, insulated backers, and trim packages sized for those homes.
Vinyl gives you a clean, uniform exterior without the long paint cycle older wood and hardboard demand. We start with a full tear-off, upgrade the house wrap and any rotted sheathing we find, and set new J-channel, corner posts, and starter strip before the panels ever go up. If you want a heavier upgrade off wood, we also handle full siding installation in Des Peres. Every panel is nailed loose enough to expand and contract through Missouri temperature swings without oil-canning, waving, or gapping at the seams over time.
Most Des Peres homes fall into a few buckets, and vinyl fits some better than others. On the mid-century Cape Cods, Colonial Revivals, and split-level ranches in Manhattan Heights and Royal Acres, vinyl is a straightforward upgrade off tired hardboard or aluminum: a tear-off down to the sheathing, fresh house wrap, and .044-gauge insulated panels that firm up drafty postwar wall cavities. On the 1970s Dougherty Woods, Dougherty Lakes, and Four Winds Farm homes along Des Peres Road, we see a lot of original hardboard and T1-11 that’s failing at the horizontal joints — vinyl gives those owners a re-clad they don’t have to paint every eight years. For heavier upgrades on custom Traditional homes closer to Manchester Road, we also install fiber cement siding in Des Peres when the impact rating and the paint life matter more than the ticket. Vinyl still wins on install speed, which matters after a West County hail line rolls through in April and every crew in town is booked.
Every vinyl re-clad we run in Des Peres follows the same five steps, from a Manhattan Heights split-level to a larger Colonial Revival off Manchester Road. The order doesn’t shift; it protects the sheathing and keeps your project on schedule.
We start with a walk of your walls, corners, and trim in Des Peres. Panel gaps, buckled seams, and soft spots go on the report. You get a straight look before we quote a re-clad.
We match panel profile, gauge, and color to your Des Peres home. Insulated backer options come up on drafty postwar walls. You pick from real board samples in hand, not a screen.
We strip old siding to the sheathing and pull nails clean. Rotted OSB or plywood is replaced before new siding goes on. Fresh house wrap ties into roof edge and window flashing.
Starter strip, corner posts, and J-channel go on square and level. Panels nail loose so they move through summer and winter. Trim around windows and eaves gets cut and fit clean.
We magnet-sweep the lawn, haul off panels, and leave it clean. Then we walk the exterior with you to confirm every detail. You get our 36-month workmanship warranty on the way out.
Top Quality Exteriors LLC was founded in 2022, and our owner and lead crews carry more than seven years of industry experience across St. Louis roofing and siding. We hold BBB Accredited A+ standing, Missouri and Illinois licensing, general liability, and workers’ compensation, so nothing about your Des Peres re-clad sits in a gray area on paper. Every vinyl job backs up with our 36-month workmanship warranty, with extended terms available on select panel lines.
We are an Owens Corning Preferred Contractor and a James Hardie Alliance Program Member, which tells you we have been vetted by two of the largest names in exteriors even though we install a range of vinyl brands. That mix matters in Des Peres: some homes off Des Peres Road do best on vinyl, while a stricter HOA street closer to Manchester Road may push toward James Hardie siding in Des Peres. Either way, the same crew leader is on your job site every day.
A full vinyl re-clad on a typical Des Peres home runs roughly $8,000 to $16,000, with most projects landing between $10,000 and $13,000 installed. Square footage carries the biggest weight, but insulated backer, panel gauge, and trim work on gable ends and dormers all move the number. A one-story Manhattan Heights ranch with straight walls sits near the low end, while a two-story Colonial Revival with heavy trim and cutouts pushes toward the top of the range.
Compared with fiber cement or a full James Hardie job, vinyl usually saves 25 to 40 percent up front, and it skips the paint cycle every eight to ten years. Financing through Hearth or GreenSky can spread the ticket into a monthly payment that stays under a mortgage escrow bump, which matters when a hail loss also hits your deductible. We show every material and labor line item on paper before anything gets scheduled with our crews on your job.
Every credential we carry is a commitment to quality, safety, and your peace of mind — on every project, in every state we serve.
