Is your siding due, or does it have years left?

Renovate Right 365 is a window and siding company based in Naperville, owned by Dave Sonner, who has replaced windows and siding since 1993. Dave looks at your siding with you in person, and installation partners who have worked with him since the 1990s do the install.

Yes. When your town requires a permit for the job, Renovate Right 365 prepares and files it for you. Rules differ in Naperville, Bolingbrook, Plainfield and Woodridge, and our window and siding permit guide covers each town.

Yes. Dave walks the outside of the house with you, and if your siding still has good years left, he says so. If it does need replacing, you get a written quote with the exact products and price, so you can take your time and talk it over.

Usually not for siding itself. ComEd does not currently list a general rebate for residential siding, and insulated siding does not automatically count as insulation for utility programs. Income-qualified households may have weatherization options. We check what applies to your home during the estimate and tell you straight.

Insulated vinyl siding adds a layer of foam insulation behind every panel. How much that lowers your heating and cooling costs depends on how well your walls are insulated today, so we look at your walls during your health check instead of promising a number.

It depends on the product and the weather it faces. Warranty coverage depends on the product too, and Dave goes over it with you in writing at your health check.

It depends on your home. After your free in-home visit, you get a clear written price based on your home's size and current siding condition.

It depends on home size, siding material and weather. Renovate Right 365 confirms your timeline in writing before work starts.

Illinois' freeze-thaw cycles and wind-driven rain are the most common causes of siding damage: watch for cracked or warped panels, gaps or separation at the seams, and soft or discolored sheathing underneath, which can signal moisture has gotten behind the siding.

Yes. Renovate Right 365 installs insulated siding across the Chicago suburbs, including Naperville, Bolingbrook and Plainfield, and the rest of our Cook, DuPage, Will and Kane County service area.

It depends on the town. Naperville says common vinyl, aluminum and cement-board siding on a single-family home generally does not need a building permit, though brick, thin-set masonry and stone veneer do. Plainfield has a siding permit; the village's instruction sheet lists a $50 fee and a final inspection, so reconfirm the fee when you apply. For Bolingbrook, confirm with the Building Division. Historic districts and HOAs may need to approve the work first. Our window and siding permit guide, linked below, covers each town.