Our Island Siding Playbook
Most Redington Shores projects fall into a few patterns. Older cottages and ranches between the Gulf and the Intracoastal canals often carry original wood or first-generation hardboard that is soft at every butt joint. Block homes wear stucco that has been patched and repainted so many times the texture no longer matches wall to wall. And newer elevated homes need cladding for large, wind-exposed upper stories where installation quality is everything.
For all three, our core recommendation is fiber cement lap siding with PVC trim. It is unbothered by salt, immune to termites, non-combustible, and holds factory finishes through years of glare off the water. Behind it we build a real weather barrier: properly lapped housewrap, flashed openings, kick-out flashing at roof-wall intersections, and stainless or equivalently protected fasteners throughout.
- Whole-home re-siding — tear-off, substrate repair, and complete fiber cement systems
- Canal-side elevations — moisture-heavy walls detailed for humidity that never quits
- Soffit and fascia replacement — vented, rot-proof rebuilds of the island's most failure-prone edge
- Understory and garage-level cladding — durable, flood-conscious finishes for elevated homes
What Working With Us Looks Like
It starts with a free on-site estimate — a real walkthrough, not a satellite-photo quote. We probe trim with an awl, check flashing at every roofline, and note which walls take direct spray-laden wind. You get a written scope naming exact products, and a schedule that accounts for the realities of working on a narrow island street where staging space is tight and neighbors are close.
Alpine Exteriors has completed over 2,000 projects, and we back every one of them the same way we will back yours: with a 25-year workmanship warranty on the installation. Rust streaks, wavy panels, and rotted corners are all preventable — they are symptoms of the wrong spec or the wrong crew. If your siding is showing any of them, let's look at it together and put a permanent fix in writing.