T And J All In Remodeling installs vinyl, fiber cement and engineered wood over a dry, wrapped wall, with no board reviewing the choice. Sheathing gets checked, flashing done right, old siding stripped off, not covered.
No design board · Village permit filed · Fixed written price
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Nashotah at a glance
The visible siding is just the outer skin. Nashotah has no design board, so what actually protects the wall through a Wisconsin winter is the sheathing, the wrap beneath the cladding, and flashing at each opening.
Scope
One wall to a full re-side
A single damaged wall, one full elevation, or the entire house, sized to whatever the sheathing looks like once exposed.
Behind the siding
Wrap and flashing
Weather-resistive wrap lapped shingle-style, flashed at every window, door and roof tie-in.
Permit
Filed, not reviewed
Nashotah’s code covers work that alters sheathing or structure. T And J confirms it and files with the village.
Our Nashotah scope
Every T And J siding job starts with the wall, not the cladding. From one damaged section to a full re-side, each wall is stripped, checked, wrapped and flashed before new siding closes it up.

Full re-side
T And J strips every course down to bare sheathing, replaces soft panels, and runs new wrap, flashing, trim and siding around the house, fixing the weather barrier everywhere in one pass.
Scope
Whole house
Layers
Sheathing, wrap, flashing
Materials
Vinyl, fiber cement, engineered wood

Repair
T And J pulls storm-damaged, rotted or loose sections, repairs the wall underneath, then sources replacement pieces close to the existing profile and color, simplest on a single elevation.
Scope
One wall or section
Causes
Storm, impact, rot
Match
Profile and color sourced

Premium cladding
T And J fits heavier, impact-resistant boards and shakes for the older houses near the village center, planning fixed clearance above grade and sealed cut ends before the first piece goes up.
Materials
Fiber cement, engineered wood
Finish
Factory or field painted
Details
Clearances, sealed cuts

Energy upgrade
T And J backs vinyl panels with rigid foam that stiffens the wall and adds insulation over the studs, cutting drafts in older homes near Watertown Plank Road.
Panel
Foam-backed vinyl
Benefit
Stiffer, flatter wall
Pairs with
Sealed house wrap

Trim
T And J rebuilds window and door trim with flashing behind it, replaces soffit or fascia wherever rot or lake wind has taken a toll, and adds venting where the attic needs it.
Openings
Window and door trim
Roof edge
Soffit and fascia
Venting
Vented soffit panels

Openings
T And J cuts the siding back around a replaced window or patio door, flashes the new unit into the weather barrier, then closes siding and trim to match the wall.
Flashing
Sill, jamb and head
Close-in
Matched siding and trim
Pairs with
Window replacement
Finished work
These are real siding jobs T And J has finished, not manufacturer renderings, including the stone-and-siding home below.
Full re-side
Tan lap siding beside original stone
Gable wall
New siding around a wall of windows
Rear elevation
Siding and trim at a tall glass gable
Trim detail
Siding, trim and stone meeting at a window
Side elevation
Siding carried up to the roofline
The T And J gallery holds more exterior projects like this one.
What it costs
T And J prices Nashotah siding jobs by wall area, material, stories, trim and openings needing flashing, the same factors that matter anywhere. There is no board fee, but a house near the lakes often carries more trim and bracing to flash.
One section
Spot repair
Most requested
One or two walls
Elevation
Whole house
Every wall
Price your siding first
Run the current Waukesha County per-square-foot vinyl siding figures, then bring that number to the Nashotah walkthrough.
Siding materials
Every siding material handles Wisconsin freeze-thaw cycles differently, and near Nashotah’s lakes wind and rain raise the case for good flashing.
Skips paint entirely, hung loose to expand and contract.
Rigid foam backing adds stiffness and extra insulation.
Resists impact and fire, needs paint only occasionally.
Wide boards show deep grain, with cut ends sealed.
Natural wood siding and shakes for village homes.
Wrap installed to drain outward, lapped like shingles.
Membrane and metal flashing at each opening and roofline.
Draws fresh air into the attic along the roofline.
Siding materials compared
Material
Upkeep
Look
Keep in mind
Fits when
Vinyl
Wash occasionally, never paint
Lap, Dutch lap or board and batten
May crack on impact during deep freezes
Budget-focused full re-sides
Insulated vinyl
Wash occasionally, never paint
Stiffer, flatter wall appearance
Priced above standard vinyl
Drafty older houses on the lakes
Fiber cement
Paint holds for years between coats
Boards and shakes with a crisp look
Heavier boards need roof and grade clearance
Durable siding near open water
Engineered wood
Repainting is rare, spaced years apart
Wide boards with deep grain texture
Sealed cut ends and clearances are required
Wood appearance without the extra upkeep
Cedar
Stain or paint regularly
Natural wood grain
Needs the most upkeep of all
Pre-1957 village homes
T And J compares fiber cement and vinyl siding for Wisconsin homes in a separate guide, covering the two materials asked about most.
Home styles
Nashotah incorporated in 1957 out of the Town of Delafield. Homes near the village center and Watertown Plank Road predate that, ranches followed through the 1980s, a 1990s boom doubled the population, and newer houses toward the lakes date from 2000 on.

Near the old village center, built while Nashotah was part of the Town of Delafield. Narrower exposures and original trim are worth matching, not flattening.

Slow-growth decades after incorporation gave long, low ranches where horizontal lap works cleanly, gable ends often picked out in board and batten.

Lake Country Estates, a 1990s subdivision south of Highway 16, doubled the village; wide lap over stone predominates.

Larger houses built after the 1990s boom, some toward the Nashotah Lakes, with mixed materials matched rather than replaced.

T And J flashes where a newer addition or opening meets older cladding, keeping that wall dry.
Nashotah permits
Yes, once the work touches sheathing or structure. Village code requires a permit before any building, or part of one, is altered. Unlike several villages nearby, a single-family re-side never goes before a design board, since architectural control covers only the business and industrial districts.
T And J confirms your parcel sits inside the village, since a 53058 address can belong to the Town of Delafield, files the permit and books the inspection before work starts.
Check locally
Full re-side of the house
Village building permit; no design review.
Permit
Replacing rotted framing or studs
Structural repair is inspected.
Permit
Enlarging or adding windows and doors
New headers and openings.
Check locally
Replacing sheathing across a wall
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
T And J All In Remodeling finishes each wall in turn, so a Nashotah house never sits open overnight; every section is stripped, checked, wrapped, flashed and clad before the next.
Free walkthrough · Fixed price · No deposit to start
Week 0
John covers every side of the house, measures for soft spots, and checks flashing at windows, doors and roof lines.
Free, at your house
Selections
Material, trim and color get selected together, and the whole scope is priced as one written number up front.
No deposit to start
Lead time
T And J files the village permit, confirms your parcel is inside Nashotah, and orders siding and trim in matching runs.
Handled by T And J
Install
Each wall comes down to sheathing, rot gets swapped out, then wrapped, flashed and re-clad.
In-house crew
Finish
Siding and trim go up, the site gets cleared of nails and debris, and Teli and John walk the job 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 runs siding jobs from its Brookfield shop through Lake Country, including villages where an exterior change is filed with a design board, unlike a Nashotah re-side.
Hartland and Chenequa, where a re-side is filed with an architectural board, unlike a Nashotah elevation.
Oconomowoc and Okauchee, closer to Lac La Belle and Fowler Lake, where three separate offices can issue the permit.
Delafield and Merton, where the permit office depends on which side of the town line a parcel sits.
Visit or call
T And J All In Remodeling runs its crew from 985 Georges Avenue in Brookfield, reached from Nashotah by way of Highway 16. Siding consultations happen at your house.
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 with questions about your house.
No. Architectural control covers only the business and industrial districts, not single-family exteriors, so a re-side is never reviewed for looks. A building permit is still required once sheathing or structure changes.
Yes. Village code requires a permit before any alteration, whether or not a board reviews the look of it. T And J confirms what your scope needs and files with the village.
A 53058 mailing address does not settle it; some parcels near Nashotah sit in the Town of Delafield, which permits separately. T And J checks the parcel before quoting and files with the right office.
It is sometimes allowed, but T And J recommends removing it. Stripping the old layer is the only way to fix rotted sheathing, add a proper weather barrier and flash openings correctly.
Fiber cement and engineered wood resist impact and hold paint through freeze-thaw cycles, useful toward Lake Nagawicka and Forest Lake. Vinyl never needs paint but can crack from impact in deep cold.
Often closely, especially on one elevation. Profiles near the village center have changed over the years, so T And J sources the nearest current product and shows it first.
Siding by itself changes little, but what goes on around it can. A sealed weather barrier, insulated panels and tightly closed openings cut air leakage in houses built before the 1990s boom.
Timing comes down to the size of the house and how much sheathing needs fixing. T And J puts the schedule in writing with the price and works one wall at a time.
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