Siding Contractor in Aubrey, TX
Renewal Home Exteriors installs, replaces, and repairs siding for homeowners in Aubrey
and across northern Denton County. We are based in Denton, about twenty minutes down
US 380 and FM 428, and we work in Aubrey neighborhoods most weeks. Your home might
be five years old in Sandbrock Ranch or eighty years old off Main Street. The first step is the
same either way. We come look at it, tell you what we actually see, and give you a written
estimate at no cost.
Why does siding fail on Aubrey homes that are only a few years old?
Because the siding was installed fast, and North Texas weather is hard on the places where fast installation shows.
Most of Aubrey’s housing stock went up during the building boom of the last ten years. Silverado alone has roughly 1,500 homes. Sandbrock Ranch is planned for about 2,600. These homes were built with engineered wood and fiber cement, both good materials, but production framing runs on a schedule. The failures we find in Aubrey almost always trace back to the same handful of details:
• Field cuts left unprimed. Fiber cement and engineered wood need paint or primer on every cut edge. When a cut end goes up bare, it drinks water. You see it first as a dark, swollen line at the bottom of a board.
• Caulk joints that have opened. Builder caulk at butt joints, window trim, and inside corners generally starts separating between years five and eight. Once the joint is open, water sits behind the board.
• Nail heads driven through the face. Overdriven nails break the surface and let moisture into the core.
• Chimney chase wrap. This is the number one call we get from newer neighborhoods. The chase is the tall boxed-in structure around the flue, it takes weather on all four sides, and builder-grade wrap on it fails before anything else on the house.
• Ground contact at grade. Landscaping and mulch installed after closing often ends up stacked against the bottom course of siding, which holds moisture against it year round.
None of this means the house was built badly. It means the house is now old enough to need a look.
What siding problems show up in Aubrey’s newer neighborhoods?
Different subdivisions bring us different work.
In Sandbrock Ranch and Silverado, the calls are mostly chimney chases, trim rot at window returns, and hail bruising on the western and southern elevations. Homes on the open north and west edges of both communities take wind directly off the pasture with nothing to break it.
In Winn Ridge, ArrowBrooke, and Aspen Meadows, the pattern skews toward failed caulk lines and swelling at board ends, particularly on the elevations that get afternoon sun.
In Cross Oak Ranch, Providence Village, and Savannah, the earliest phases are now closing in on twenty years old. That is the point where a repair conversation honestly starts
turning into a replacement conversation, and we will tell you which one you are in.
What about the older homes near downtown Aubrey?
Different house, different problem, and usually a more interesting one.
Aubrey was chartered in 1881, and the Main Street Historic District still has homes and buildings from the early twentieth century. Those houses have genuine wood siding, sometimes under two or three layers of paint, sometimes over shiplap. What we find there is rot at the bottom courses, at the corner boards, and anywhere a gutter has been overflowing for a few seasons.
Older homes are worth repairing rather than wrapping. We match profiles, replace only the boards that are gone, and keep the house looking like itself. If the whole elevation is past saving, we will say so.
Which siding materials hold up in Denton County weather?
The materials that survive here handle three things: hail, wind, and the swing between a 105 degree August afternoon and a hard January freeze.
Denton County logged sixteen hail reports in 2025, the largest measuring 1.25 inches near
Sanger, and Denton Enterprise Airport recorded a 75 mph gust that same year. Aubrey took
heavy tree damage in those storms. On June 2, 2026, two inch hail hit near The Colony in
the southern part of the county. Hail is not a rare event here. It is a maintenance cycle.
• James Hardie fiber cement. The strongest performer against hail and heat, and the material most Aubrey HOAs prefer aesthetically. Heavier and slower to install, which is reflected in the price.
• LP SmartSide engineered wood. Lighter, faster to work with, and more forgiving on older framing. Holds paint well in Texas sun.
• Vinyl. The most affordable option and still a reasonable choice on some elevations, though it is the least hail-tolerant of the three.
We install all three. Which one belongs on your house depends on the elevation, the budget, and what your HOA will approve. We will walk you through it rather than pushing you
toward one.
What does siding replacement cost in Aubrey, TX?
There is no honest way to give one number, but here is the range the market is running.
Across the Dallas-Fort Worth market, fiber cement siding installed generally falls between $6 and $12 per square foot. National 2026 figures for fiber cement installation run roughly $8.92 to $14.69 per square foot. For a typical Aubrey two-story with around 1,500 square
feet of siding surface, a full replacement commonly lands somewhere between $12,000 and $21,000. Vinyl comes in lower. Complex elevations, second-story access, and full tear-off with disposal push it higher.
What actually moves your number: how much of the substrate is wet, how many stories, how much trim and how many windows, whether the chase is included, and material choice.
We measure your house and give you the real figure in writing, for free
Do you need a permit to replace siding in Aubrey?
Aubrey runs its own permitting department, separate from Denton County, so the answer depends on your address and your scope.
Permit applications and supporting documents go to permitting@aubreytx.gov. The city’s stated plan review window is 10 to 14 business days from submission when the packet is complete. City Hall is at 107 South Main Street. Homes in the ETJ rather than inside city imits follow a different path.
There is a second approval most Aubrey homeowners forget about. If you live in Sandbrock Ranch, Silverado, ArrowBrooke, Winn Ridge, Providence Village, or another community with an architectural control committee, a change in siding color or profile usually needs ACC approval before work begins. That review runs on its own schedule and is unrelated to
the city.
We handle this part of the project so you are not chasing two approvals while trying to
schedule a crew.
How a siding project with us actually runs
1. Free on-site look. We walk the house with you, check the elevations, and pull a board or two if something looks suspect. You will hear what we see, including the parts that do not need work.
2. Written estimate and material options. You get the number in writing with the material choices spelled out. No pressure, no same-day-only pricing.
3. Approvals. Permit and HOA paperwork, handled before the crew is scheduled.
4. Installation. Organized site, respect for your landscaping, clean-up at the end of each day.
5. Final walkthrough. We walk it with you before we call it done. Our siding installations carry manufacturer-backed warranties.
Why Aubrey homeowners choose Renewal Home Exteriors
We are a family-owned, locally operated siding contractor based in Denton, licensed and fully insured, holding a 5.0 rating on Google.
What people actually mention in those reviews is communication. “Andrew is very responsive with strong communication skills.” “Clear and proactive communication, efficient work, and fair pricing.” That is the part of the job we work hardest at, because most bad exterior projects go bad in the gaps where nobody told the homeowner anything.
We are close enough to Aubrey to show up when we say we will, and small enough that you
are talking to the person who will actually be on your job.
Areas we serve around Aubrey
Aubrey · Providence Village · Savannah · Cross Oak Ranch · Sandbrock Ranch · Silverado ·
Winn Ridge · ArrowBrooke · Krugerville · Pilot Point · Oak Point · Little Elm · Sanger · Krum
· Denton
If you are nearby and not sure whether we cover your address, call us. We are happy to tell
you either way.
Get a free siding estimate in Aubrey, TX
Call 940-320-9262 or send us a message. We will come out, look at your siding, and tell
you what we would do about it. No cost, no pressure, and no obligation to book anything.
Frequently Asked Questions
How far is Aubrey from your Denton office?
About twenty minutes via US 380 and FM 428. We are in Aubrey neighborhoods most weeks, so scheduling a look at your home is usually quick.
My house is only six years old. Does it really need siding work?
It might not. But six to eight years is exactly when builder caulk joints start opening and unprimed field cuts start
swelling, particularly on chimney chases. A free inspection tells you whether you are looking at a small repair now or a larger bill in three years.
Do you repair siding, or only replace it?
Both. Repair is usually the right call when the
damage is contained and the rest of the elevation is sound. We will tell you honestly which
situation you are in rather than quoting a replacement by default.
What siding do most Aubrey HOAs approve?
Fiber cement and engineered wood are the most commonly approved in the master-planned communities. Color and profile still need architectural committee sign-off. Check with your ACC before ordering material.
Can you match the siding on my existing house?
Usually. Most Aubrey homes were built
with current-production profiles, so matching is straightforward. Older homes near
downtown sometimes need a profile that is no longer stocked, and we will tell you before
we start.
Do you handle hail and storm damage?
Yes. After a storm we can inspect the elevations and document what we find so you have something concrete to work with.