Siding Installation and Replacement in Merton, WI

T And J All In Remodeling installs vinyl, insulated vinyl, fiber cement and engineered wood siding over checked sheathing, with taped house wrap and flashed openings, on Village of Merton and Town of Merton addresses alike.

Sheathing checked · Jurisdiction confirmed · One fixed price

4.9 ★

60 Google reviews

A+

BBB Accredited

30+

Years combined experience

Merton at a glance

What a Merton Siding Job Covers

Siding is the layer people see. What protects a Merton wall over a Wisconsin winter sits underneath it: sound sheathing, a taped weather barrier, and flashing around every window, door and roof tie-in.

Scope

Repair to full re-side

A single wall, one elevation, or the whole house, decided by the sheathing condition once the old siding comes off.

Behind the siding

Wrap and flashing

A weather-resistive barrier laps shingle-style, and flashing turns every window, door and roof joint.

Permit

Confirmed for your address

Merton has two rule sets. T And J confirms which applies and files when a permit is needed.

Our Merton scope

T And J's Siding Scope for Merton Properties

The Village of Merton and the town around it apply different rules, but T And J handles both: one damaged section, an elevation, or a full re-side, each wall checked for rot, wrapped, flashed, then reclad.

Exterior Contractor Near Menomonee Falls

Full re-side

Complete siding replacement

Every wall comes down to bare sheathing, so damaged panels are swapped before new wrap, flashing, trim and cladding go up on all four sides. It suits Merton’s 1990s-built colonials, whose original vinyl is now nearing thirty years old.

Scope

Whole house

Layers

Sheathing, wrap, flashing

Materials

Vinyl, fiber cement, engineered wood

Side of a stone and siding home after siding repair, with the lawn in front

Repair

Siding repair and partial replacement

Crews pull the storm-damaged, rotted or loose pieces and repair the wall underneath first. New pieces are sourced as close to the current profile and shade as today’s product line allows, cleanest on a single elevation.

Scope

One wall or section

Causes

Storm, impact, rot

Match

Profile and color sourced

Exterior wall with new siding and window trim above boxwood shrubs

Premium cladding

Fiber cement and engineered wood siding

Heavier boards and shakes built for wind off Okauchee, Beaver, Moose and Lake Keesus. Clearances above grade and roofline are set and cut ends sealed before the first board goes up.

Materials

Fiber cement, engineered wood

Finish

Factory or field painted

Details

Clearances, sealed cuts

Rear gable of a home finished in new lap siding with large windows over the patio

Energy upgrade

Insulated vinyl siding

Foam-backed panels stiffen the wall and layer rigid insulation across the studs, a useful upgrade on Merton’s 1960s and 1970s subdivision houses built before current energy code.

Panel

Foam-backed vinyl

Benefit

Stiffer, flatter wall

Pairs with

Sealed house wrap

Close view of new trim and siding framing a multi-pane window

Trim

Trim, soffit and fascia

Rebuilt trim carries flashing behind every window and door, and rotted soffit or fascia comes off too. Merton’s prewar eaves near the Bark River run narrower, worth matching.

Openings

Window and door trim

Roof edge

Soffit and fascia

Venting

Vented soffit panels

Sliding patio door wrapped in new trim and siding

Openings

Siding around new patio doors

Replacing a window or patio door at the same size means peeling back siding, tying the unit into the weather barrier, and closing in with matching trim; enlarging it needs a permit.

Flashing

Sill, jamb and head

Close-in

Matched siding and trim

Pairs with

Window replacement

Finished work

Merton Siding Photos by T And J

Real T And J siding jobs, including the stone-and-siding home pictured below, not manufacturer stock photos.

Full re-side

Tan lap siding beside original stone

Gable wall

Fresh siding framing a wall of windows

Rear elevation

Trim and siding on a tall glass gable

Trim detail

Siding, trim and stone meet at a window

Side elevation

Cladding run all the way to the roofline

Additional exterior jobs sit in the full T And J gallery.

What it costs

Merton Siding Replacement: What It Costs

T And J prices a Merton siding quote by wall area, material, story count, how much trim wraps the house, and how many openings need flashing. What the sheathing shows once the old cladding is off can move that number.

One section

Siding Repair

Spot repair

Most requested

One or two walls

Partial Replacement

Elevation

Whole house

Full Re-Side

Every wall

Price your siding first

Pull current Waukesha County per-square-foot vinyl siding figures, then bring that number to your Merton walkthrough.

Siding materials

Picking the Right Siding Material in Merton

Wisconsin’s freeze-thaw cycles and wind off Merton’s lakes treat every material differently; the layers behind the cladding matter too.

Vinyl Siding

Needs no paint; hangs loose to move with temperature.

Insulated Vinyl

Foam backing adds stiffness and extra wall insulation.

Fiber Cement

Resists impact and fire; repainted on a long cycle.

Engineered Wood

Wide boards, deep grain, cut ends sealed at install.

Cedar

Board and batten or shakes for lake cottages.

House Wrap

Laps like shingles so water drains outward, not in.

Flashing and Kickouts

Metal flashing and membrane at each opening and roofline.

Vented Soffit

Lets intake air reach the attic at the eave.

Siding materials compared

Material

Upkeep

Look

Keep in mind

Fits well

Vinyl

Wash occasionally, never paint

Board and batten, Dutch lap or traditional lap

Deep cold impact can cause cracks

Subdivision full re-sides

Insulated vinyl

Wash occasionally, never paint

Stiffer, flatter wall appearance

Costs more than standard vinyl

Older houses with drafty walls

Fiber cement

Needs repainting on a long cycle

Boards and shakes with a crisp wood look

Needs roof and grade clearance; heavier boards

Lake-lot wind and impact exposure

Engineered wood

Needs repainting on a long cycle

Wide boards with deep wood grain

Clearances and cut ends must stay sealed

Lower upkeep, similar wood look

Cedar

Stain or paint regularly

Natural wood grain

Needs the most upkeep of the group

Prewar farmhouses, converted lake cottages

Weighing fiber cement against vinyl for a Merton home? T And J’s Wisconsin guide compares the two options homeowners ask about most.

Home styles

How Merton's Home Styles Shape a Re-Side

Village of Merton homes fall into four eras: about half were built in 2000 or later, another third between 1970 and 1999, roughly one in nine are 1920s lake cottages, and the rest are older farmhouses near the Bark River.

Two-story home with new siding and stucco-style trim above a landscaped side lawn

1990s Building-Boom Homes

Taller, bigger-footprint houses raised once farmland sold to developers, where T And J re-sides original vinyl from that wave nearing thirty years old and due for replacement.

Siding and window trim installed on a brick and half-timber exterior

1960s to 1980s Subdivisions

Ranches and colonials on former farmland, most on well and septic, usually go back up in the same lap width with fresh trim.

Gable end with new siding around tall picture windows on a Wisconsin home

1920s Lake Cottages

1920s cottages on North Lake, Okauchee and Lake Keesus, many now year-round, often board and batten or shake.

Brick and siding exterior with arched windows and new trim above garden beds

Mill-Hamlet Farmhouses

The oldest houses sit near the village core, the Bark River, Monches and Stone Bank, with narrower siding exposures.

Sliding patio door wrapped in new trim and siding

Siding at Patio Doors and Additions

Where a new patio door or addition meets older cladding, dry walls come down to how well that seam is flashed.

Merton permits

Merton Siding Permits: Village vs Town Rules

It depends which Merton the address sits in and what else the project touches. Village code exempts reroofing, re-siding and same-size windows individually, under section 92-7B, but combining any two requires a permit for the job.

Town of Merton code lists siding, re-shingling, same-size window or door replacement and above-grade gutters as needing no permit. T And J confirms the rule for your parcel and files where one applies.

Check locally

Re-siding alone, village address

Exempt under section 92-7B.

Permit

Re-siding plus a new roof or windows

Combination requires one, village code.

Usually none

Re-siding, re-shingling or same-size windows, town address

Listed exempt, Town of Merton.

Check locally

Enlarging or moving a window opening

New header, inspected either address.

Usually none

Repairing a few damaged pieces

Like-for-like repair, either address.

Usually none

Gutters or downspouts above grade

Listed exempt, Town of Merton.

The build

Merton Siding Replacement Steps and Jurisdiction Check

Crews clad one elevation at a time, so a Merton house is never caught open overnight in the weather. Every wall gets stripped, wrapped, flashed and re-clad before the crew shifts to the next.

Free walkaround · Fixed price · No deposit to start

Week 0

Walkaround and jurisdiction check

John checks each elevation for soft spots, looks at flashing, and confirms whether the parcel is village or town.

Free, at your house

Selections

Material, color and fixed price

Color, trim and siding are picked together, and the job is set at one written figure covering any sheathing allowance.

No deposit to start

Lead time

Permit and materials

T And J checks whether a permit applies, handles the filing, then orders matching runs of siding and trim.

Handled by T And J

Install

Strip, inspect, wrap and flash

Each wall comes off down to solid sheathing, then wrap, flashing and siding go back up.

In-house crew

Finish

Siding, trim and cleanup

Once siding and trim are up, nails and debris get swept from the yard, then Teli and John walk the finished house with you.

Owner sign-off

Google reviews

4.9

★★★★★

4.9 average from 60 Google reviews of T And J remodeling projects across Waukesha County and southeastern Wisconsin.

Where we work

Merton Siding Contractor, Lake Communities

T And J runs siding jobs north-west out of its Brookfield base into Merton and the villages and lake communities around it.

Hartland, Sussex, Lannon

Hartland, Sussex and Lannon, each running its own village building department, and each facing the same freeze-thaw wear on older siding as Merton.

Lake Country

Chenequa and Okauchee, whose lakes reach into Merton, where wind off the water gets checked first on any repair.

Nashotah, Delafield, Oconomowoc

Nashotah, Delafield and Oconomowoc, closer to the Brookfield shop and covered by the same in-house crew.

Visit or call

Where Is T And J Located?

T And J All In Remodeling works out of Brookfield, WI, a short run up Highway 83 into Merton. Consultations happen at your house.

T And J All In Remodeling

985 Georges Avenue
Brookfield, WI 53045

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

Merton Siding Questions Answered

Ask about your Merton siding at (262) 352-9525.

What does a Wisconsin siding job typically cost?

Wall area, material, trim, opening count, story height and sheathing condition factor into a Merton siding price. T And J walks every elevation and returns one fixed number; the vinyl siding cost guide has current Waukesha County ranges to start from.

Fiber cement and engineered wood shrug off impact and hold paint through freeze-thaw cycles, useful on Merton’s lake lots. Vinyl sheds moisture and skips paint, though deep cold can chip it on impact. Budget, upkeep and looks settle it.

Building over old siding is allowed in some cases, though T And J prefers stripping it first. Pulling the old layer off finds rotted sheathing, lets a real weather barrier go in, and gets openings flashed right.

It depends which Merton you are in. The village exempts re-siding alone but requires a permit once paired with a new roof or windows; the town lists siding as exempt. T And J checks first.

Usually, yes, on one elevation especially. Profiles and colors shift across product runs and old siding fades in sunlight, so a perfect match cannot be promised. T And J finds the nearest current option and shows a sample before work starts.

House wrap is the weather-resistive layer between sheathing and siding. Water that slips past the cladding runs down its face instead of soaking the wall, as long as every lap and seam is taped right.

New siding alone changes little; what goes on underneath does the real work. Insulation, a sealed weather barrier and tight flashing cut the air leakage costing most Merton houses their heat.

Timing depends on house size, story count, and how much sheathing needs replacing. T And J hands over a written schedule with the price, working one elevation at a time so the house closes up each night.

Get started

Schedule a Merton Siding Consultation

T And J All In Remodeling has John check every Merton wall, flashing and sheathing, confirm village or town rules, then write one fixed price. Nothing is owed for the visit.

Send Your Merton Siding Details

John gets back to you the same working day.

No deposit  ·  No obligation  ·  Details stay with T And J

Request Your Free Consultation

Three short steps. John replies within 24 hours.

No deposit  ·  No obligation  ·  Your details stay private

T&J All In Remodeling
Free In-Home Estimate

The honest way to
remodel your Kitchen!

Teli and John quote every job themselves and build it start to finish — no subcontractors, no rotating crews. Tell us what you’re planning and we’ll bring a written, itemised estimate.

Quoted and built by the owners — no subcontractors. We’ll bring a written, itemised estimate.

4.9 60 Google reviews · BBB A+ · Licensed & insured
Recent work01 / 04
4.9Google Rating

“The team is reliable, honest, and operates with integrity.”

Maiyer Thao · Google
Kitchen · Waukesha County