T And J All In Remodeling re-sides Wales homes in vinyl, fiber cement or engineered wood over a wrapped, flashed wall built in stages on wooded Kettle Moraine lots, with the permit line settled early.
Village permit checked · Sheathing inspected · Fixed written price
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New cladding only works if the wall behind it is right. On a Wales home added to in stages, sheathing gets checked each phase, wrap runs continuous, and flashing sits at every window, door and roofline.
Range
One Wall to Whole House
One wall, a single elevation, or the whole house, decided by what turns up once cladding comes off.
Under the cladding
House Wrap and Flashing
Weather-resistive wrap lapped shingle-style, flashed at every window, door and roof tie-in.
Filing
Confirmed With the Village
Wales requires a permit for building alterations, and T And J confirms the line before ordering material.
Scope in Wales
T And J starts a single storm-damaged wall or a complete re-side the same way: the sheathing underneath decides the real scope once cladding comes off. Every wall gets stripped, checked, wrapped and flashed before anything new goes on.

Complete re-side
T And J strips every wall to the sheathing, swaps soft or delaminated panels, and wraps the whole house, additions included, in fresh flashing, trim and siding. Nothing else fixes the weather barrier everywhere in one pass.
Extent
Every elevation
Build-up
Sheathing to flashing
Options
Vinyl, engineered wood, fiber cement

Repairs
T And J cuts away a storm-damaged, rotted or loose section and fixes the wall, which matters under the damp shade of a wooded Wales lot. New pieces match the existing profile and color as stock allows.
Area
One Wall at a Time
Cause
Storm, rot, moisture
Match
Profile and Color Matched

Heavier cladding
T And J fits fiber cement and engineered wood for a crisp look and real impact resistance on Wales lots set among trees. Both need clearance above grade and roofline, sealed cut ends, and trim planned first.
Boards
Engineered wood, fiber cement
Finish
Painted factory or on site
Detailing
Grade and roof clearance

Warmer walls
T And J backs the vinyl panel with foam that stiffens the wall and blankets the studs in continuous insulation, which matters most on an older Wales house never wrapped this well.
Build
Foam-backed vinyl
Benefit
Stiffer, straighter wall
Works with
Continuous house wrap

Trim
T And J rebuilds trim at a window or door with new flashing behind it first, and removes rotted soffit and fascia or fits vented panels for better attic airflow.
Edges
Window and door trim
Roof edge
Soffit and fascia
Airflow
Vented soffit panels

Openings
T And J cuts the siding back around a replaced window or patio door, flashes the new unit into the barrier, then closes the gap with trim and matched siding.
Flashing
Sill, jamb and head
Close-in
Matched siding and trim
Goes with
Window replacement
Finished in Wales
These are real T And J job photos, not manufacturer renderings.
Complete re-side
Tan lap siding next to original stone
Gable end
New siding framing a wall of windows
Back elevation
Siding and trim on a tall glass gable
Close-up trim
Siding, trim and stone meeting a window
Side wall
Siding run up to the roofline
More exterior projects sit in the T And J gallery.
Pricing the job
T And J prices a Wales siding job by wall area, material, story count, trim amount and openings needing flashing, like anywhere else. The real wrinkle is a permit line the village and maintenance treat differently.
One section
Spot repair
Most requested
One or two walls
Elevation
Whole house
Every wall
Bring a Number to the Visit
Pull Waukesha County per-square-foot vinyl numbers before the Wales walkaround, arriving with a range.
Siding materials
Every material handles Wisconsin’s freeze-thaw swings differently, and behind a wooded Wales wall the layers matter as much as what you see.
Never painted, hung loose to move with temperature swings.
Foam-backed panels that stiffen and insulate the wall.
Resists impact and fire; repainted on a long cycle.
Deep wood grain and wide boards, cut ends sealed.
Natural wood siding and shakes for older homes.
The barrier that lets a wall dry while shedding water.
Metal and membrane details at every joint and opening.
Intake air for the attic along the roof edge.
Materials side by side
Material
Upkeep
Look
Keep in mind
Good for
Vinyl
Occasional rinse, no paint
Lap, Dutch lap or board and batten
Cracks on impact in deep cold
Budget full re-sides
Insulated vinyl
Occasional rinse, no paint
Stiffer, flatter wall look
Costs more than standard vinyl
Drafty walls needing an upgrade
Fiber cement
Repainted on a long cycle
Crisp, wood-look boards and shakes
Heavier, needs roof and grade clearance
Durable, fire-resistant walls
Engineered wood
Repainted on a long cycle
Deep grain, wide boards
Cut ends and clearances sealed
Wood look, less upkeep
Cedar
Stained or painted regularly
Natural wood grain
Highest upkeep of the group
Older and high-end homes
Weighing fiber cement against vinyl is the common question, and T And J’s Wisconsin comparison guide walks through both side by side.
Home eras
T And J re-sides Wales homes shaped by the 1970s boom, when 34 percent of today’s stock went up. Add 18.5 percent from the 1980s, 10.8 percent from the 1960s and 8.3 percent built before 1940, four wall types on one street.

Over a third of Wales dates to the 1970s: wide lap siding over brick or stone, usually re-clad to match the same profile and trim.

Roughly another third followed in the 1980s and 90s, often picking out gable ends in board and batten or a shake panel.

About a tenth of Wales homes are newer, mixed-material builds matching stone or brick in proportion.

Homes built before 1940 make up 8.3 percent locally, with narrow exposures and trim worth matching.

Most Wales houses have been added onto once, and the flashing where new meets old cladding keeps that seam dry.
Wales permits
It depends on what the job actually is. The Village of Wales requires a permit for building alterations, and its own rule on re-roofing, a permit even for a full tear-off, is the model T And J applies when a re-side looks close to maintenance.
Properties outside the village line permit through the Town of Genesee instead. T And J confirms the office and the line before ordering material, books the inspection, and works around the weekly hour.
Permit
Re-siding the entire house
Wales counts it as alteration.
Permit
Replacing rotted framing or studs
Structural repair gets inspected.
Permit
Enlarging or adding a window
New headers need inspection.
Check jurisdiction
Address inside the Town of Genesee
Genesee's building office permits it.
Usually none
Repairing a few damaged pieces
Like-for-like repair only.
Usually none
Washing or repainting siding
Routine maintenance, per the village.
The Wales build
T And J All In Remodeling clads one Wales wall at a time, so the house stays covered overnight. Each elevation is stripped, checked, wrapped and finished before the next, timed to the weekly office hour.
Free walkaround · Fixed price · Village line confirmed
Week 0
John checks outside, measures each wall, probes soft spots, and flags flashing near windows, doors and roofline.
Free, at your house
Selections
Material, color and trim get picked together, and that selection becomes one written figure that covers sheathing allowances.
No deposit to start
Lead time
T And J figures out whether the village or Genesee has jurisdiction, files the permit, and orders matching siding and trim.
Handled by T And J
Install
Each wall is stripped, damaged sheathing replaced, and wrap and flashing installed before new siding.
In-house crew
Finish
Once siding and trim are up, the yard gets swept clean, and either Teli or John walks the finished job with you.
Owner sign-off
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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’s crew covers siding jobs from Brookfield out through Wales and the Kettle Moraine towns nearby, spanning wooded, sloping lots to open subdivisions.
Hartland, Nashotah and Delafield, where houses on wooded, sloping lots were often added onto in stages like many in Wales.
Oconomowoc and Okauchee, where lake-exposed walls take more wind and driving snow than an inland Wales lot.
Waukesha, Pewaukee and Brookfield, closer to the yard and mostly later-century subdivision homes.
Visit or call
Brookfield is home base: 985 Georges Avenue, just off I-94 between Milwaukee and the Kettle Moraine. From there T And J reaches Wales for every consultation 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
Local questions
Ask about your Wales project at (262) 352-9525.
There is no flat number for Wales; wall area, material, trim, opening count and how much sheathing needs replacing all factor into the site-visit quote. The vinyl siding cost guide has current Waukesha County per-square-foot ranges as a starting point.
Yes, for building alterations. The Village of Wales lists remodeling, additions and roofing among permitted work, and its own rule treats even a full roof tear-off as alteration rather than maintenance. T And J applies the same test before ordering siding.
The village line runs close to some Wales addresses, and a property just across it permits through the Town of Genesee. T And J confirms which office has jurisdiction before filing.
The building inspector keeps office hours one hour a week, Wednesday mornings, and asks for a day’s notice before inspecting. A job with several inspections books ahead rather than stage by stage.
Building over it is sometimes allowed, though T And J usually strips it away. On a Wales house that grew in stages, pulling old layers is the only way to catch rotted sheathing and tie flashing into work already there.
The village calls it unlawful to start before a permit is issued and charges double fees on work that does. Filing first, then ordering material, avoids the extra cost and keeps the schedule from stalling mid job.
Siding alone does little, but insulated vinyl and a sealed weather barrier cut drafts on older Wales homes, especially ones from the 1970s boom that were never wrapped this way.
Timeline hinges on house size and how much sheathing repair the crew finds, plus the weekly office hour when a permit is in play. T And J writes out a schedule with the price and closes one elevation at a time each night.
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