Siding Installation and Replacement in Lannon, WI
T And J All In Remodeling replaces siding on Lannon’s stone-and-frame homes, fitting vinyl, engineered wood or fiber cement against stone foundations and Stone City veneer. Old cladding comes off, never buried under a new layer.
Sheathing checked · Village permit filed first · Fixed written price
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Lannon at a glance
What Siding Covers on Lannon's Quarry Village Houses
New siding is just the outer skin. What keeps a Lannon wall dry through winter is the sheathing, the wrap covering it, and flashing where the wall meets a window, door or the stone below.
Scope
Repair to full re-side
One damaged section, a full wall or the whole house: real scope shows once the old cladding comes down.
Behind the siding
Wrap and flashing
A weather-resistive wrap, lapped shingle-style, flashed at every window, door and the stone below.
Permit
Filed with the village
A permit applies once sheathing or framing changes. T And J confirms it with the village and files paperwork.
Our Lannon scope
Siding Scope for Homes Around Lannon's Quarries
Work ranges from a storm-damaged section to a full re-side, scope set by the wall behind the cladding as much as the material. Each wall gets stripped, checked, wrapped and flashed, including any seam against stone.
Full re-side
Full siding replacement
Every existing panel is pulled to bare sheathing, weak or delaminated sections are swapped, and a full new wrap, flashing, trim and cladding system covers the house end to end, with a clean seam against any stone.
Scope
Whole house
Layers
Sheathing, wrap, flashing
Materials
Vinyl, fiber cement, wood
Repair
Siding repair and partial replacement
Cracked, rotted or knocked-loose sections get pulled, and the wall behind them is put right before new pieces go back on. T And J sources a close profile and shade match, working cleanest on one elevation.
Scope
One wall or section
Causes
Storm, impact, rot
Match
Profile and color sourced
Premium cladding
Fiber Cement and Engineered Wood
Heavier boards and shakes that resist impact and read as real wood from the street, a natural match beside Lannon stone. Both need clearance above grade and roofline, with cut ends sealed before installation.
Materials
Fiber cement, engineered wood
Finish
Factory or field painted
Details
Clearances, sealed cuts
Energy upgrade
Insulated vinyl siding
Rigid foam is bonded to the back of each vinyl panel, adding insulation across the studs. Matched with a sealed wrap, it cuts drafts in older village houses.
Panel
Foam-backed vinyl
Benefit
Stiffer, flatter wall
Pairs with
Sealed house wrap
Trim
Trim, Soffit and Fascia at Openings
Trim gets rebuilt around every window and door with flashing tucked behind it, and any rotted soffit or fascia is renewed, adding vented panels where the attic needs intake air.
Openings
Window and door trim
Roof edge
Soffit and fascia
Venting
Vented soffit panels
Openings
Siding Cut Back at New Openings
Swapping a window or patio door means cutting the cladding back at the rough opening, tying the new unit into the wrap with flashing, then closing the wall as one piece.
Flashing
Sill, jamb and head
Close-in
Matched siding and trim
Pairs with
Window replacement
Finished work
Lannon Siding Project Photos by T And J
Real T And J work, not manufacturer renderings, including the stone-and-siding home pictured below.
Full re-side
Tan lap siding next to original stonework
Gable wall
Fresh siding fitted around a row of windows
Rear elevation
New siding and trim below a glass gable
Trim detail
Where siding, trim and stone meet a window
Side elevation
Siding run all the way to the roofline
Decks and additions are in the T And J gallery too.
What it costs
What Drives Siding Cost on a Lannon House?
T And J prices Lannon siding replacement by wall area, material, story count, how much trim wraps the house, and how many openings need flashing. Condition behind the old cladding can swing the number either way.
One section
Siding Repair
Spot repair
- Damaged pieces removed
- Wall behind checked
- Profile and color matched
- Flashing checked nearby
Most requested
One or two walls
Partial Replacement
Elevation
- Full elevation stripped
- Sheathing replaced as needed
- New wrap and flashing
- Trim and corners matched
Whole house
Full Re-Side
Every wall
- All siding removed
- Weather barrier rebuilt
- New trim, soffit, fascia
- Vinyl or fiber cement
Price your siding first
Get a vinyl number from the cost guide, then bring it to the walkaround for John’s price.
Siding materials
Which Siding Material Fits a Lannon Stone House?
Every siding material handles Wisconsin’s freeze-thaw cycles differently, and on a Lannon house, the layers behind it and the line against stone matter most.
Vinyl Siding
Never painted; hung loose so it moves with temperature.
Insulated Vinyl
Foam-backed panels for a stiffer, better-insulated wall.
Fiber Cement
Resists impact and fire, repainted on a long cycle.
Engineered Wood
Deep grain and wide boards with sealed cut ends.
Cedar
Natural wood siding and shakes, paired with stone.
House Wrap
Weather-resistive barrier lapped so it drains outward.
Flashing and Kickouts
Metal and membrane details at every opening and roofline.
Vented Soffit
Intake air for the attic at the roof edge.
Siding materials compared
Material
Upkeep
Look
Keep in mind
Good for
Vinyl
Wash now and then, never paint
Lap, Dutch lap, board and batten
Can crack on impact in deep cold
Budget-minded full re-sides
Insulated vinyl
Wash now and then, never paint
Flatter, stiffer wall look
Costs more than standard vinyl
Drafty walls, energy upgrades
Fiber cement
Repainted on a long cycle
Crisp wood-like boards and shakes
Heavier, needs roof and grade clearance
Durable, fire-resistant exteriors
Engineered wood
Repainted on a long cycle
Deep wood grain, wide boards
Cut ends and clearances must be sealed
Wood look, less upkeep
Cedar
Stained or painted regularly
Natural wood grain
Most upkeep of the group
Stone City and older village homes
T And J publishes a full comparison of fiber cement against vinyl siding for Wisconsin homes, useful when weighing the two.
Home styles
Which Lannon Homes Need Siding Replacement?
Lannon’s housing runs from small worker houses built around the 1890 Hadfield plat, still called Stone City, through postwar ranches and capes, to split-levels and newer homes at the village edge. T And J matches siding to the era each house belongs to.
Stone City Worker Houses
Small frame houses raised on or beside stone foundations near the old quarries. Narrow exposures and the wood-to-stone line are usually worth keeping, not covering over.
Postwar Ranches and Capes
Single-storey houses with a long, low profile suit horizontal lap well, and gable ends sometimes get board and batten or a shake panel.
Split-Levels
Mixed floor heights mean two or three roof-to-wall joints, so flashing needs extra care at each step.
Newer Village-Edge Homes
Built toward the village edge with mixed materials, siding is matched to whatever stone or brick accent is there.
Siding at Additions and New Openings
Wherever a new opening meets older cladding, the closure and flashing detail decides whether that seam stays dry through winter.
Lannon permits
Does the Village of Lannon Require a Permit for Siding?
Whether a permit applies comes down to what happens behind the cladding. Lannon’s building permit triggers once sheathing, framing or insulation is altered, covering most full re-sides, reviewed through village hall by the part-time inspector.
T And J checks the scope against village rules, submits the paperwork and lines up each inspection with the required notice, so the schedule holds once tear-off begins.
Check locally
Re-siding the entire house
The village requires a permit.
Permit
Replacing rotted sheathing or framing
Inspected before it is closed in.
Permit
Enlarging or adding a window opening
New header, new flashing.
Check locally
Re-wrapping a wall in place
Confirmed with the village first.
Usually none
Repairing a few damaged pieces
Like-for-like repair.
Usually none
Cleaning or painting siding
Maintenance only.
The build
Lannon Re-Siding Steps From Permit to Cleanup
Work proceeds wall by wall, not all at once, so a Lannon house is never open to the weather overnight. Each elevation gets stripped, checked, wrapped, flashed and clad before the crew moves on.
Free walkaround · Village permit filed · Fixed price
Week 0
Walkaround and measurements
John walks the exterior, measures wall by wall, probes for soft spots, checks flashing at every window, door and roofline.
Free, at your house
Selections
Material, color and one fixed price
Material, color and trim get decided at the walkaround, written up as one price with any sheathing allowance folded in.
No deposit to start
Lead time
Permit and materials
Once the village confirms what’s needed, T And J files the permit and orders siding and trim together.
Handled by T And J
Install
Stripped, checked, wrapped, flashed
Cladding comes off wall by wall, soft sheathing gets swapped, a fresh wrap and flashing go on.
In-house crew
Finish
Siding, trim and cleanup
New siding and trim go up, the yard is swept clean of nails, and the owners walk the finished wall 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
Lannon Siding Contractor Serving Nearby Villages
T And J runs siding jobs from its Brookfield base north into Lannon and the villages, where houses range from quarry-era cottages to new builds on the edge.
Sussex and Menomonee Falls
Sussex and Menomonee Falls border the village on the old quarry ground, where wood-frame houses often sit beside stone or masonry accents.
Merton and Hartland
Merton and Hartland to the west, where larger lots and exposed sites take more wind and driving snow.
Brookfield
Brookfield, home to the T And J shop, where many 1970s and 1980s houses need a first re-side.
Visit or call
Where Is T And J Located?
T And J All In Remodeling works from 985 Georges Avenue in Brookfield, WI, north of I-94 toward Lake Country. Consultations happen at your house.
T And J All In Remodeling
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
Lannon Siding Cost and Permit FAQ
Ask about your Lannon house at (262) 352-9525.
What does it cost to replace siding in Lannon?
A Lannon quote is written after John sees the wall, since area, material, trim, stories and sheathing swaps shift the number. He measures every elevation and hands over one fixed figure; the county’s vinyl guide gives a starting range beforehand.
Does the Village of Lannon require a permit to reside a house?
Yes, for most re-sides. The Village of Lannon requires a building permit once sheathing, framing or insulation behind the cladding changes, which most full re-sides involve. T And J confirms the scope, files paperwork and books the inspection.
Is it OK to side over the old siding here?
Codes sometimes allow it, though T And J still pulls the old layer first on most jobs, catching soft sheathing early and flashing windows and doors correctly, especially against a stone wall.
How does siding meet Lannon stone?
Often, especially on a single elevation. Siding profiles shift over time and sun fades an older panel, so an exact match isn’t always possible. T And J finds the closest product and shows a sample.
Which siding stands up on an exposed lot?
Where a Lannon house is part stone or masonry, siding is set with a clean line at the seam, flashing carried behind the transition so water sheds away from the wall.
Can you match the siding on a repair job?
Impact resistance and long paint life through freeze and thaw are the strong points of fiber cement and engineered wood. Vinyl sheds rain well and skips painting, though cold can chip it on impact. Budget and upkeep settle it.
Will new siding lower heating bills in an older house?
Siding itself does little for heat loss, but what goes in around it matters more. A sealed wrap, insulated panels and tightly flashed openings cut air leaks, the real source of most gains.
Once permitted, how long does a siding job take?
House size, number of stories and the amount of sheathing repair needed all factor in. T And J writes a schedule with the price and moves wall by wall, keeping the house weathertight nightly.
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