T And J All In Remodeling installs vinyl, fiber cement and engineered wood siding on Menomonee Falls ranches and split-levels. The crew holds the state contractor certification the village checks and strips old siding instead of covering it.
Sheathing inspected · State certification checked · One fixed price
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Menomonee Falls at a glance
Long ranch and split-level elevations from the 1958 boom show every wave in old siding, so T And J checks what keeps a Falls wall dry through winter: the sheathing, house wrap and flashing underneath.
Scope
One wall to full re-side
One panel, one elevation or the whole ranch, set by how sound the sheathing is once the siding is off.
Under the cladding
House wrap and flashing
Weather-resistive barrier lapped correctly, with flashing at every opening and roof-to-wall transition.
Permit
One final inspection
Menomonee Falls lists re-siding as its own permit, closed with a single inspection rather than a staged sequence.
Our Falls scope
Scope runs from one storm-damaged panel to a full re-side, set by the wall behind the cladding as much as the siding. Each elevation gets stripped, checked for rot, then wrapped and flashed before material goes on.

Complete re-side
Old material comes off down to the sheathing on every wall, soft panels get replaced, and trim, flashing, siding and fresh house wrap go up around the whole ranch or split-level. That fixes the weather barrier everywhere at once.
Scope
Whole house
Layers
Sheathing, wrap, flashing
Materials
Vinyl, fiber cement and engineered wood

Repair
Panels that are storm-damaged, rotted or loose get pulled first, and the wall behind them is fixed before anything new goes back. T And J sources the closest matching profile and color, simplest on a single elevation.
Scope
One wall or section
Causes
Storm, impact, rot
Match
Profile and color sourced

Heavier cladding
Thicker boards and shakes stand up to impact and give a crisp wood look along a split-level gable or ranch wall. Both call for clearance above grade, with cut ends sealed before the course goes up.
Materials
Fiber cement, engineered wood
Finish
Factory or field painted
Details
Clearances, sealed cuts

Energy upgrade
A foam-backed vinyl panel stiffens an uneven ranch wall and adds continuous insulation across the studs. Set against a sealed house wrap, it cuts drafts on houses framed before current standards.
Panel
Foam-backed vinyl
Benefit
Stiffer, flatter wall
Pairs with
Sealed house wrap

Trim
Rebuilt trim goes back around each window and door with flashing behind it, while soffit and fascia get replaced where rot set in, or where a split-level roofline needs vented panels.
Openings
Window and door trim
Roof edge
Soffit and fascia
Venting
Vented soffit panels

Openings
Swapping a window or patio door means the siding around it gets cut back, the new unit ties into the weather barrier, and matching siding and trim close the gap once set.
Flashing
Sill, jamb and head
Close-in
Matched siding and trim
Pairs with
Window replacement
Finished work
Real T And J siding jobs, shot after completion, including the stone-and-siding home below, not a rendering.
Full re-side
Tan lap beside the original stonework
Gable wall
Fresh siding framing a window wall
Rear elevation
Trim and siding on a tall glass gable
Trim detail
Stone, trim and siding meeting at a window
Side elevation
Siding run up to the roofline
Additional exterior work is shown in the full T And J gallery.
What it costs
T And J prices Menomonee Falls siding replacement by wall size, material, story count, trim and the openings needing flashing. Sheathing condition once old siding comes off can still swing the number T And J writes down.
One section
Spot repair
Most requested
One or two walls
Elevation
Whole house
Every wall
Price your siding first
Look up today’s per-square-foot vinyl siding numbers, then bring that range to the walkthrough with John.
Siding materials
Every siding material handles Wisconsin’s freeze-thaw cycles, sun and wind differently, and on a ranch wall the layers behind the cladding matter as much.
No paint needed; hung loose for temperature movement.
Foam-backed for extra stiffness and insulation.
Resists impact and fire; repainted only every several years.
Wide boards with deep grain texture and sealed edges.
Real wood siding and shakes for pre-1950 homes.
Laps to shed water outward.
Metal flashing and membrane at each opening and roof tie-in.
Draws fresh air into the attic along the roofline.
Siding materials compared
Material
Upkeep
Look
Keep in mind
Good fit
Vinyl
Wash occasionally, never paint
Traditional lap, Dutch lap, vertical panel
May crack under hard impact in extreme cold
Good for budget-minded full re-sides
Insulated vinyl
Wash occasionally, never paint
Stiffer, flatter wall appearance
Costs more than plain vinyl
Drafty split-level walls
Fiber cement
Needs paint only occasionally
Wood-look boards and shake panels
Heavier boards need clearance below the roofline
Durable, fire-resistant exteriors
Engineered wood
Needs paint every several years
Wide boards, deep grain texture
Cut edges need sealing at every clearance
Wood look with less upkeep
Cedar
Stain or paint regularly
Natural wood grain
Needs the most upkeep here
Pre-1950 village homes
Choosing between fiber cement and vinyl comes up often enough that T And J wrote a Wisconsin guide comparing the two.
Home styles
Menomonee Falls grew fast after its 1958 annexations, and most houses date from that stretch. A third are 1950s and 1960s ranches, a sixth 1970s and 1980s homes, four in ten from 1990 on, and under one in twenty predate 1950.

About a third of the village. Long, low elevations suit a wide lap profile, with gable ends set in board and batten or a shake panel.

A quieter building stretch after the annexation rush, so wall type varies more and sheathing is checked before a profile choice.

These homes mix materials, so a re-side matches whatever brick or stone shows and keeps the proportions.

Under one in twenty of the stock, including Hiawatha Heights by the river, with narrow exposures worth matching.

T And J ties additions into older Menomonee Falls cladding through the flashing and closure work where the two walls meet.
Falls permits
Menomonee Falls lists re-siding as its own permit, separate from a room addition or a kitchen. A permit is required to reside a house, closed with one final inspection, not a staged sequence.
Contractors doing the work need the state’s Dwelling Contractor Certification and Qualifier Certification, which T And J holds and the village checks before issuing the permit.
Check with the village
Full re-siding of the house
Permit; one final inspection.
Permit
Replacing rotted sheathing or studs
Structural repair is inspected.
Permit
Enlarging or adding a window
New header, new opening.
Confirm with SAFEbuilt
Replacing sheathing over a wall
The village permit applies.
Usually none
Repairing a few damaged panels
Like-for-like repair.
Usually none
Cleaning or painting siding
Maintenance only.
The build
T And J All In Remodeling moves elevation by elevation, so a Falls house never sits open to the weather overnight. Every wall gets stripped, checked, wrapped, flashed and clad before crews start the next one.
Free walkaround · Fixed price · No deposit to start
Week 0
John covers each elevation, measuring walls, probing soft spots and checking flashing around windows, doors and the roof edge.
Free, at your house
Selections
Material, trim and color get picked in one sitting, and the price already covers likely sheathing work.
No deposit to start
Lead time
T And J submits the reside application at Village Hall while ordering siding and trim in matched runs.
Run by T And J
Install
Every wall comes off, bad sheathing gets swapped out, then wrap and flashing go on before siding.
In-house crew
Finish
Once siding and trim are up, the crew clears nails and scraps from the yard, and the owners walk the walls with you.
Owner sign-off
4.9
4.9 average from 60 Google reviews of T And J remodeling projects across Waukesha County and southeastern Wisconsin.
Where we work
T And J sides homes across Waukesha and Milwaukee counties from its Brookfield shop, covering the same boom-era ranch and split-level stock that surrounds Menomonee Falls.
Lannon and Sussex, where similar postwar ranches sit on quarry and subdivision ground platted in the same building decades.
Wauwatosa, West Allis and Milwaukee, where many older houses hide two or three layers of siding underneath.
Brookfield, Pewaukee and Waukesha, where the T And J crew already runs siding jobs most weeks.
Visit or call
The T And J shop sits at 985 Georges Avenue in Brookfield, WI, a short drive south of the Falls off I-94. Every consultation happens at your address, not the shop.
T And J All In Remodeling
Monday to Friday
8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Saturday
8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Sunday
Closed
Water emergencies
24/7
Siding FAQ
Call (262) 352-9525 about your own house.
Price follows the house’s wall area, siding material, story count, trim and how many openings need flashing, plus whatever sheathing repair turns up once old siding is gone. T And J walks every wall and hands you one fixed number.
Yes. Menomonee Falls lists reside and re-roof as its own permit, apart from additions or interior work, with a posted residential fee. T And J files it and confirms your address before pricing.
For siding, yes. The village lists reside as its own permit, closed with one final inspection, not the staged sequence other permits need. T And J still checks the sheathing at every wall.
Sometimes, but T And J still recommends stripping it off. Pulling the old layer is the only real way to find soft sheathing under decades-old siding and flash the windows and doors properly.
Fiber cement and engineered wood shrug off impact and keep paint through Wisconsin’s freeze-thaw swings. Vinyl skips paint but can chip in cold snaps. On a wavy ranch wall, insulated vinyl adds the stiffest, flattest face.
Usually, especially when the repair stays on one elevation. Siding profiles and colors shift and old panels fade, so an exact match is not always in reach. T And J finds the closest option and shows a sample.
It is the membrane over the sheathing and under the cladding, built to block water past the siding while letting moisture inside the wall escape. Laps and seals must be done right.
Timing tracks house size, how many stories and how much sheathing repair turns up once the old siding comes off. T And J puts the schedule in writing with the price and works one wall at a time, closing the house nightly.
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