Evergreen Exteriors Siding
Siding Contractor Mountain Home ID Siding Replacements and Repairs
Reliable siding repairs, replacements, and installation Mountain Home ID. Local crews + clear pricing + financing + long warranties. Schedule your no-pressure siding inspection today.
New Siding Mountain Home
New siding shields your home from Mountain Home ID weather, boosts energy efficiency, and is a smart upgrade. Let Evergreen install it - choose licensed, warranty-backed pros, materials, weather barriers, flashing, and trim for clean lines and a code-tight exterior.
Siding Replacement
Siding replacement restores full protection when panels warp, rot, or fail over time. In Mountain Home ID, choose licensed, warranty-backed pros who handle tear-off, sheathing checks, weather barriers, flashing, trim, and sealing for a strong home exterior.
Repairs - Storm Damage
Storm and wind damage siding repairs stop water intrusion after hail, high winds, or impact and protect your home’s exterior. We do 5-Star repairs - licensed crews, photos for insurance, and code-correct fixes to siding panels, trim, flashing, and sheathing.
See what your Idaho neighbors are saying about our work.
"Evergreen exteriors did a great job on our siding project. They also had a crew install beautiful tongue and groove wood under our deck/covered patio and we couldn’t be happier with the outcome. From start to finish the Evergreen crew was a pleasure to work with!." - Rebecca S., Google
We offer a range of high-quality siding packages designed to enhance the beauty and durability of your home. Your siding defends your home against harsh Idaho wind, rain, snow, and hot summers.
100% Satisfaction Always
Our solid 5-Star Google Reviews say “we’re great at what we do.” It would be our pleasure to add you to our fast-growing list of happy Idaho homeowners.
Premium Home Siding
We handle every siding job as if it were our home. We don’t cut corners, we’re very skilled at what we do, and we’ll walk you through every step of the process.
Siding Labor Warranty
Our labor warranty covers any potential defects in your siding installation or work performed by our skilled team. It assures you we do not run from our finished work.
Siding is an investment into the life of your home. It enhances your curb appeal and can often boost your property value. It provides a long-lasting protective barrier against weather and physical damage.
It also adds to your energy efficiency by improving insulation and reducing heating or cooling costs. Once installed properly, it requires minimal upkeep compared to other exterior finishes. It also helps to prevent insect and rodent infestations.
Some siding types offer the safety of fire-retardant properties and many siding materials can help to reduce exterior noise penetration into your home. There is a growing variety of materials, colors, and styles to match any home design.
Siding Types: vinyl, insulated vinyl, LP Smartside, Hardie Board, composite, natural wood, wood composite, metal, fiber cement, brick, and stone veneer siding.
We know that your home exterior needs are unique and that they’re very important to you. That’s exactly why we’ll carefully assess your specific requirements to provide a tailored building solution – just for you!
Let’s face it – roofing, siding, decks, windows, and home aesthetics are expensive! We not only build with the best products and extreme attention to detail, but we have warranties in place that protect you long after the installation.
Often, homeowners call us because they’ve been told a roofing or siding job can’t be done a certain way or it’s just too expensive to consider from other Idaho building companies.
Need a second opinion for any reason at all about work that needs to be done to your home or work that has already been done to your home? – Give us a call and our building knowledge will win you over!
We use only the best home exterior building materials.
Do you handle siding replacement in Mountain Home?
Yes. We perform Mountain Home siding work daily, including siding replacement Mountain Home, siding repair Mountain Home, and new siding installation Mountain Home for downtown bungalows, newer subdivisions, off-base rentals, and acreage properties. Our crews run I-84 (Exits 90–99), US-20/American Legion Boulevard through the core, ID-67 Airbase Road to the base corridor, and ID-51 toward Bruneau and Grand View.
We service the downtown/Main Street grid, Legacy Park and Carl Miller Park areas, Northside neighborhoods, off-base housing along Airbase Road, and homes toward Bennett Mountain foothills. Hammett, Glenns Ferry/King Hill, Prairie, and Bruneau/CJ Strike round out our Mountain Home siding service area.
We install LP SmartSide siding, James Hardie siding, and Diamond Kote siding with architectural metal options. Accents like ChamClad and UFP-Edge deliver clean modern lines or warm rustic/ranch looks that fit the high desert.
Same-week inspections are standard. You get photo documentation for insurance, lenders, and HOA/ACC or historic review where required.
Mountain Home sits on the Snake River Plain. Desert winds carry fine dust, summer UV beats on south and west walls, and winter cold snaps plus freeze-thaw open joints. Pressurized irrigation and sprinkler overspray wet lower courses. Snow slide paths from metal roofs at porches and shop bays can scour siding. We build for all of it.
We don’t cover and hope. We remove to the substrate, repair sheathing, build a drainage plane, and install a vented rainscreen so Mountain Home siding can breathe and dry between July heat and January cold.
How do I know my siding is failing in Mountain Home?
- Swollen edges or soft trim at hose bibs, PI zones, and drip-line splash along gravel drives.
- Wavy or buckling courses from nail-through-the-lap or tight butt joints (shows after heat waves/cold snaps).
- Staining beneath window heads from missing pans/head flashings and tired sealant on windward walls.
- Chalking/peeling paint on sun-facing elevations that signals movement or trapped moisture.
- Open corner miters from sustained valley winds and seasonal movement.
- Nail pops/mushroomed holes from fastener corrosion or wet sheathing.
- Musty interior odor from non-vented assemblies holding moisture.
Our inspection delivers a plain-English photo set. We mark items as repair now, replace later, or monitor so your Mountain Home siding plan is clear.
What does a proper tear-off and install include here?
Full evaluation comes first. Where needed we tear off to clean sheathing, replace soft OSB/ply, correct plane transitions, and square lines for lap or panel layouts.
- WRB (housewrap or fluid-applied) with shingle-lapped seams and pan, side, and head flashings at windows/doors. We tape seams and back-dam openings.
- Vented rainscreen with furring for drainage/airflow that Mountain Home’s wind, dust, and freeze-thaw demand. Bug screen at bases/tops.
- LP SmartSide in lap, panel, or board-and-batten with back-primed cuts and sealed ends. Or James Hardie fiber cement with correct fasteners and code-right clearances.
- For Hardie we hold ~6 inches above grade/landscaping and 1–2 inches above roof, slab, and deck surfaces. We verify clearances before paint.
- Diamond Kote for color-stable finishes with documented touch-up at closeout.
- Kickout flashings at roof-to-wall, Z-flash at horizontal breaks, and metal trims that shed water rather than trap it.
We protect windows and landscaping and run tight cut stations. End of day we clean up and perform a magnet sweep—because siding nails bounce on concrete, pavers, and gravel.
Final steps include a walkthrough, punch list, and warranty registration. You see exactly what changed on your Mountain Home siding project.
Siding repairs — what is smart to fix vs replace?
Repair now: a single failed Z-flashing, hail dings on one elevation, localized lap rot at a hose bib, or a sun-beaten west wall needing new trim/corner boards. Targeted and cost-effective.
Replace: systemic moisture behind non-vented assemblies, wavy walls from sheathing failure, repeat paint failure on fiber cement from bad clearances, or widespread buckling from nail-through-the-lap installs. We stabilize with emergency weatherproofing, then schedule full scopes.
New construction siding — what is different in Mountain Home?
Layout is everything on open sites and in HOA-guided subdivisions. We set datum lines around bump-outs and align panel seams to window heads for clean reveals. We plan for pressurized-irrigation spray and grade transitions, hold proper clearances over mulch/pavers, and spec trims that meet guidelines without trapping splashback. Painters back-roll cuts so color stays even through July/August UV.
Overlay vs full replacement — what works on the Snake River Plain?
Overlays hide rot, trap vapor, and telegraph old waves. Mountain Home’s wind, dust, and freeze-thaw expose shortcuts fast. A true siding replacement Mountain Home scope means substrate fixes, continuous WRB, proper kickouts, and a ventilated rainscreen. It looks better, dries faster, and lasts longer than an overlay.
Materials that fit Mountain Home homes
LP SmartSide siding: Warm wood look with impact resistance and ladder-ding toughness—ideal for shop-homes and active family houses.
James Hardie fiber cement siding: Non-combustible with crisp lines. Excels on sunny/windy elevations when fasteners and clearances are correct; smart in WUI-adjacent areas east of town.
Diamond Kote siding: Factory-applied finish with deep colors that hold on open exposures. Fewer repaints, stronger curb appeal.
ChamClad and UFP-Edge accents: Modern/rustic textures for gables, entries, and bump-outs that pair cleanly with lap/panel systems.
Architectural metal siding: Vertical rib or flush reveal for contemporary elevations and shop façades. Sheds water and shrugs off UV.
Quick care plan for Mountain Home weather
- Set sprinklers to avoid lower courses/corners; add gravel at drip lines to reduce splashback and mud staining.
- Re-caulk high-movement joints every 3–5 years; spot paint sun-facing trim after dust season.
- Keep mulch/soil and stacked firewood pulled back to maintain fiber-cement clearances.
- After storms or high winds, check corners, kickouts, window heads, and grade clearances.
Why LP or Hardie for Mountain Home-area weather?
- Engineered performance: LP’s SmartGuard resins handle impacts and ladder bumps. Hardie stays dimensionally stable with proper clearances.
- System details: Trims, vents, fasteners, and flashings are matched for warranty support and long life.
- Color longevity: Diamond Kote finishes plus a rainscreen help coatings last through UV summers and long freeze-thaw seasons.
Get a hassle-free quote — be our next satisfied customer
We serve Mountain Home first with reach along I-84, US-20/American Legion Boulevard, ID-67 Airbase Road, and ID-51 toward Bruneau/CJ Strike. Downtown, Northside, off-base corridors, and Bennett Mountain foothill addresses are on our regular route.
Need siding repair Mountain Home, a full siding replacement Mountain Home, or new siding installation Mountain Home with LP, James Hardie, Diamond Kote, ChamClad, or UFP-Edge accents? Book a same-week inspection—get photos, a clear plan, and a ventilated, code-tight system built for high-desert weather.
Why Choose Evergreen Exteriors:
- Fully licensed & insured
- 100% Satisfaction
- Extended labor warranties
- Best materials – long warranties
- Hassle-free estimates
5-Star Premium Siding
We handle every siding job as if it were our home. We don’t cut corners, we’re very skilled at what we do, and we’ll walk you through every step of the process.
We proudly serve these Idaho locations:
Providing 5-Star ⭐ Roofing and Siding services in Boise, Meridian, Nampa, Caldwell, McCall, Kuna, Moscow, Mountain Home, both Ada and Canyon county, and nearby or surrounding cities and communities.