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Siding Services

Siding

Siding That Holds Up

Built For Midwest Weather. Installed The Right Way. Designed To Last.

Siding That Holds Up

In the Midwest, siding doesn’t get much of a break.

Hail, strong winds, heavy rain, and big temperature swings all take a toll over time. What looks fine today can turn into bigger issues if the material or the installation can’t keep up.

At Gerken Jones, we help you choose siding that’s built for this kind of climate. Then we install it as intended, so it performs as it should.

Grey ranch home in Council Bluffs, Iowa after a siding installation
The Real Dill

Fit Your Home
& Your Budget

There’s no one-size-fits-all when it comes to siding. The right choice depends on your home and your priorities, such as aesthetics and durability.

We’ll walk you through the options, explain the tradeoffs, and help you make a decision that makes sense for you.

Vinyl

VALUE: Smart value with almost no upkeep

  • Budget-friendly and low maintenance
  • Low maintenance: no painting, rotting, or attracting insects
  • Clean, fresh look without the hassle

LP SmartSide

PREMIUM: Realistic wood-grain look, built to perform.

  • Engineered wood siding with a natural, high-end appearance and strong curb appeal
  • Highly customizable paint and stain options, so your home looks like yours
  • Stays looking great for years with a regular paint and sealing routine

James Hardie

PREMIUM: Wood-like appearance, serious durability

  • Fiber cement siding with a wood-like appearance, lasting durability, and modern performance
  • Fire-, pest-, and weather-resistant
  • A long-term investment: heavier-duty construction built to last
FAQ

In a Pickle?

If you have questions about roofing, siding, gutters, storm damage, or what to expect during your project—we’ve got answers. Browse our FAQ page to learn more about our process, services, materials, financing options, and more.

Blog

Here’s the Dill

If you like to do your homework first, we get it. We’ve put together resources to help you better understand your options, what to look for, and how to spot potential issues before they turn into bigger problems.

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Grey house gable with a dormer, shingle roof and lap siding

Out with the Old, In with the New

If your roof has reached the end of its lifespan, we’ll walk you through the process, step-by-step, or rather, shingle-by-shingle.