Curb Appeal
Curb Appeal | Siding Solutions | Roofing | Blaine
Transform your Blaine home into the showpiece of the neighborhood with HEP’s curb appeal expertise. Our team pairs durable, weather-ready roofing with color-rich, low-maintenance siding solutions that instantly elevate style and value. Whether you’re repairing storm damage or re-imagining your exterior from the rafters to the foundation, we handle every detail—including permits, precise installation, and a spotless clean-up—so you can simply enjoy the stunning results.
Backed by local craftsmanship and industry-leading warranties, HEP delivers peace of mind long after the last nail is set. Schedule a free consultation today and discover how seamlessly new shingles, trim, and vibrant panels can work together to protect what matters most while making your curb appeal unforgettable.
FAQs
What types of roofing and siding materials do you offer to improve curb appeal in Blaine?
We install a full range of roofing systems—including architectural asphalt shingles, metal panels, cedar shakes, and synthetic slate—so you can match your home’s style and budget. For siding, we carry premium vinyl, insulated vinyl, engineered wood (LP® SmartSide®), fiber-cement (James Hardie®), and steel options. Each product line comes in an array of colors, profiles, and trim accessories that let you tailor the exterior look while also boosting energy efficiency and durability.
How does Blaine’s climate influence my roofing and siding choices?
Blaine experiences hot summers, freeze-thaw cycles, heavy snow loads, and occasional hail. We recommend impact-rated shingles or Class 4 metal roofing to resist hail, and underlayments with ice-and-water shields to prevent ice-dam leaks. For siding, insulated vinyl or fiber-cement boards with proper house-wrap help stop moisture intrusion and cut heating costs. All products we install are tested for Minnesota’s 90-mph wind zones and meet local building-code requirements.
What is the typical project timeline and will my property be protected during the work?
A straightforward roof replacement on an average Blaine home takes 1–2 days, while full siding replacement generally runs 3–5 days, depending on house size and any sheathing repairs. We start with a detailed pre-construction walk-through, cover landscaping with tarps, set up protective plywood panels near windows, and use magnetic rollers daily to collect nails. Dump trailers arrive the day work begins and leave the same day we finish clean-up, so your driveway stays clear.
Do I need a permit for roofing or siding replacement in Blaine, and will you handle the paperwork?
Yes. The City of Blaine requires building permits for both reroofing and residing projects. We pull all necessary permits, schedule required inspections, and provide you with the permit card for your records. Permit fees are itemized in your proposal—there are no surprise charges.
How much does a curb-appeal roofing or siding project cost and do you offer financing?
Costs vary by material and home size. Most Blaine reroofs with architectural shingles range from $9,500 to $18,000; metal or designer roofs can run $20,000+. Full vinyl siding replacement averages $12,000–$22,000, while fiber-cement or engineered wood typically ranges from $18,000–$30,000. After your free inspection, we give you a written, fixed-price quote. We also partner with local lenders to offer zero-interest promotional plans and long-term, low-APR financing so you can spread payments over 12–144 months.
Are your roofing and siding installations covered by warranties and what maintenance is required?
All roofing systems come with a manufacturer’s material warranty of 30 years to lifetime, plus our 10-year workmanship warranty that transfers if you sell the home. Siding products include 25- to 50-year limited material warranties and fade-resistant color protection when applicable. Maintenance is minimal: keep gutters clear, rinse siding annually with a garden hose, and schedule a complimentary roof & siding inspection with us every 2–3 years to catch small issues before they become costly repairs.