Updating your siding is pretty straightforward – you pick a siding material and color, then work with your contractor to get the project done. However, if you live in a neighborhood with a homeowners association (HOA), there’s one extra step you need to take, and that is to get the project approved by the board first. You might be wondering why this is the case.
There are reasons why informing your HOA board about your plans to update your siding is imperative. These include:
Planning a siding replacement project as a member of an HOA community becomes easier once you know which steps to take.
Up and Above Contractors, LLC has extensive experience, and our team is factory-trained to help ensure that your home’s siding is installed expertly. No detail is left out. Corners, window and door frames, soffits, eaves – every aspect of the job is executed with precision. Count on our team to also adhere to the rules and regulations of your HOA. Call us now at (973) 300-0636, or fill out our contact form for a free estimate. We serve clients in and around Sparta, Hackettstown and Wantage, NJ, and the rest of Warren, Morris and Sussex counties.
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