
MI Homesiding & Roofing
Siding replacement, repair, and hail damage inspection for New Market homes — from the 1960s streets to the newest construction on River Mist.
In an open valley the hail that marks a roof also hits the walls, and on a wall you can actually see it.
Cracked panels, dimpling and impact marks in vinyl, and on the elevations facing the prevailing wind, laps that have been pushed open. Unlike a roof, siding damage is visible from the driveway — which is exactly why it gets patched and forgotten instead of documented.
The other half is what the impact did that you cannot see. A panel that has been driven back against the wall can break the seal at a joint or tear the house wrap behind it, and from that point water gets in every time it rains sideways.
The housing runs from Pine View in the 1960s through Holston View Farm in 2023. This page is part of our New Market exterior services; for the roof see our New Market roofing page.
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Andreas EnnsTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
The guys were very responsive and did a great job!Posted on Google![]()
Lauren Senesac NicholsTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Mel was so easy to work with. We had him out because we needed to figure out how to fix a roof leak where the flashing wasn't done right (and part of the siding was also not right). He did a thorough inspection and explained to me what issues he saw. His quote was similar to the other we got. We ended up having him put on a new roof, with a new under shingle ventilation system and a roof vent. He also corrected siding issues (and flashing), fixed some rotten trim, and repainted part of the siding and trim. Everything looks great! His crews were very nice. Of all the contractors we've worked with on various renovations, Mel was easily one of the best at quickly responding when we had a question or saw an issue we wanted handled differently. We'll definitely hire him again if we need roof or siding work!Posted on Google![]()
James KellerTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Mel and his team were extremely thorough in identifying and correcting a water leakage problem from the top of our deck into the enclosed sun room below. They were both professional and courteous and provided great follow up after the job was completed. I highly recommend MI Homesiding & Roofing for any problem that involves water leakage into your home. I will definitely use MI in the future.Posted on Google![]()
Laura RomansTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Highly recommend MI Homesiding! They completed a major home exterior project for us including replacing and painting our siding as well as replacing our roofing and gutters. They did an excellent job and we began getting compliments immediately from our neighbors about it! Mel was very communicative and proactive, listened to our questions and ideas, and took care of things in a timely manner. His team was always professional and the work is just superb! We not only recommend MI Homesiding, we will be using them again for future projects ourselves.Posted on Google![]()
Ricardas LukosiunasTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
I found MI Homesiding & Roofing through their YouTube channel and called with a few questions about siding. Even though I’m not located in Tennessee and wouldn’t be hiring them directly, they answered the phone right away and took the time to answer every question in detail. They provided specific, helpful information and even assisted me in finding a contractor in my area. It’s rare to find a company so willing to help someone who isn’t even a local customer. Awesome people, excellent service, and truly knowledgeable. Thank you so much!Posted on Google![]()
Jeff NeldenTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Exceptionally pleased with entire process and results. Most professional estimate I received, good communication, timely, and did what they said they would. Building looks exceptional. I highly recommend Mel and his crew,Posted on Google![]()
George Corley, JrTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Mi Home Siding did a great job. Mel was very profrssional and was on time. He replaced sidng on my chimney and flashed the top. I would highly recommed them. As a previous home builder, Mel's craftmansship was surperb. I will call them again for future work.Posted on Google![]()
Charlotte HensonTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Very good experience. Knowledgeable, efficient, prompt and very friendly. Will definitely use Mel in the future and will recommend him to others. Happy with the service. Good price. !!Posted on Google![]()
jeff ScottTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
The Video Says it All…. From Hardie Board Siding , To Roofing and Flashing to Painting..THEY DO IT ALL Exceptionally Well! I Highly Recommend MI Siding And Mr Mel (Sorry, Out of Breath) just came from a Run..
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Who you are actually hiring, and who stands behind the work.
James Hardie™ ALLIANCE Affiliate
Fiber cement siding · Affiliate level

True Metal Supply
Metal roofing and siding supplier

BBB Accredited Business — A+ Rating
Licensed Home Improvement Contractor
Tennessee license #13334 · General Liability and Workers’ Compensation insured
What an exterior needs here tracks the decade the house was built, and the exposure is the same on every one of these lots.
Mid-to-late 1960s, with homes on record from 1966 through 1970.
Original cladding at fifty-plus years is a replacement conversation. Housing that age was generally built without a drainage plane behind the siding, so the sheathing is what has been taking the weather.
Early 1990s construction, with homes on record from 1991.
Thirty years of sun and hail on an open lot. Vinyl from that era gets brittle, and a brittle panel does not dent when it is struck — it cracks, usually low on the wall where nobody is looking.
Early 2000s, with homes on record from 2003.
The cladding may have life left but the sealants around it do not. Caulk joints at trim, windows and transitions are on their second decade, and that is where water starts finding a way behind the panel and turning into water behind siding.
Mid-2000s, with homes on record from 2005.
Worth checking the windward elevation after any significant storm. Impact marks and opened laps are visible from the ground on a wall, unlike on a roof, and documenting them early is what keeps the option of a claim open.
Homes on record from 2012, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2020, 2022 and 2024.
A decade of continuous building means a decade of different wall assemblies on the same streets. House wrap practice and flashing details changed across that span, so condition should never be assumed from the neighborhood name.
New construction, with homes on record from 2023.
The cladding has decades left. What is worth verifying is the wall behind it: house wrap lapped in the right direction, flashing over window and door heads, and the transitions where siding meets a change in plane. Our guide to the best siding for the Tennessee climate covers what holds up on an exposed lot.
Most contractors will not put pricing on a page. We will. These ranges are priced by wall area, because that is what actually drives the number.
| Wall Area | Vinyl | Engineered Wood | James Hardie |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1,500 sq ft | $11,000 – $14,000 | $15,000 – $19,000 | $19,000 – $23,000 |
| 2,000 sq ft | $15,000 – $18,000 | $20,000 – $25,000 | $25,000 – $30,000 |
| 2,500 sq ft | $18,000 – $22,000 | $25,000 – $31,000 | $31,000 – $37,000 |
On-site estimates are free for standard projects. For complex inspections — active leaks, previous repair work, or conditions we cannot verify from the ground — we charge $350, credited back in full if you move forward.
We ask 33% at signing to cover materials. The rest is tied to progress on the job. Never half up front.
📞 (865) 243-1243On an open valley lot the walls take the same storm the roof does, without anything in the way.
Hail marks siding in ways that are easy to see and easy to dismiss: dimpling across a panel, a cracked butt end, a lap that has been pushed open a few millimetres and never went back. Vinyl that has been on the wall twenty years is brittle enough to crack rather than dent, and the cracks tend to run low on the wall where nobody looks.
What matters more is the part behind it. An impact hard enough to move a panel can break the seal at a joint or tear the house wrap, and from then on every sideways rain puts water into the wall cavity instead of down the face of it.
On New Market homes we inspect the windward elevations after a storm and document what we find by wall, because on a wall the evidence is visible and it is worth having on record.
The shortcut here is swapping the cracked panels and calling it done.
It is the same mistake as tearing off a hail-damaged roof before anyone photographs it. The replacement panels hide the evidence, the rest of the wall keeps the damage nobody wrote down, and the claim that would have paid for the elevation is gone.
It also leaves the real problem in place. If the impact broke a seal or tore the wrap behind the panel, a new panel over the same wall is a cosmetic fix on top of an active leak path.
We document the affected walls before we touch them, and we open up what needs opening rather than covering it.
If structural rot, hidden water damage, or compromised framing is discovered during the project, we stop and document the problem with photos. We explain what we found and why it matters, then provide a written Change Order before moving forward.
Hidden damage is documented and priced in a written Change Order before new siding goes over it.
Backed by a 30-year limited non-prorated warranty, best fire and pest resistance, holds up to East Tennessee humidity better than anything else we install. Highest cost up front and the strongest return at resale.
Covered by LP's 5/50 limited warranty, lighter to work with, easier on framing that is already stressed. Real wood texture at a lower cost than fiber cement.
Lowest cost and lowest maintenance. The trade-off is impact resistance and resale value. If you go vinyl, the wall prep underneath matters more, not less, because vinyl hides problems well.
We install all three. On an exposed valley lot impact resistance carries more weight than it would in a wooded subdivision: fiber cement takes a hail strike better than aged vinyl, and if you go vinyl the wall prep underneath matters more, not less, because vinyl hides what happened behind it.
Our team has been doing exteriors in East Tennessee, backed by more than 20 years of hands-on construction and exterior remodeling experience. Siding, roofing, flashing and gutters are one system and we work on all of it — which matters after a storm, because the same event usually marks all three.
Licensed Home Improvement Contractor in Tennessee · Workers’ Compensation Insured · General Liability Insured · BBB Accredited · Family Owned & Operated · Bilingual English and Spanish service
We also cover the rest of the exterior in New Market: windows, decks and exterior painting.
We serve New Market and the surrounding communities across Jefferson County and the Holston valley, working within surrounding East Tennessee of Knoxville.
Open valley exposure, where storms arrive with little to break them up.
What the written estimate itemizes. Square footage by elevation, the product line and profile by name, the weather-resistive barrier, flashing at every opening and transition, trim, fasteners, caulking and finish, an allowance for sheathing repair, and removal and disposal of the existing cladding. Where two siding quotes differ sharply, the gap is almost always in the barrier, the flashing and the sheathing allowance.
How long it takes. A typical full siding replacement may take about one to two weeks of working time, depending on home size, material, weather, access, hidden damage and project scope. That is an expectation rather than a guarantee, and we do not promise a fixed completion date.
Two warranties, not one. The manufacturer covers the product and we cover the installation. Our workmanship warranty is a one-year limited warranty on siding work, and five years on a full James Hardie replacement. We publish both rather than one blanket figure.
Paying for it. Financing options may be available through a third-party financing partner, subject to approval and the provider’s terms. We are not the lender.
Serving New Market as a James Hardie™ ALLIANCE Affiliate · Licensed Home Improvement Contractor (TN #13334) · BBB Accredited with an A+ rating · Workers’ Compensation and General Liability carried · family owned and operated, bilingual English and Spanish · 20+ years of hands-on construction and exterior remodeling experience · rated 5.0 from 61 Google reviews.
By wall area. Vinyl runs $11,000 to $22,000, engineered wood $15,000 to $31,000, and James Hardie $19,000 to $37,000, depending on the size of the house. The full breakdown is above.
Both, and on a wall you can usually see it: dimpling, cracked butt ends, and laps pushed open on the windward elevation. Vinyl that has been up twenty years is brittle enough to crack instead of dent.
We can, but not before the wall is documented. Swapping panels first removes the evidence of the event and closes the option of a claim, and it leaves any broken seal or torn house wrap behind the panel exactly where it was.
It can, and it depends almost entirely on documentation: which walls, what marks, and when the event happened. We photograph by elevation and provide the written scope.
We install both. On an exposed valley lot James Hardie takes an impact better than engineered wood or aged vinyl. LP SmartSide is lighter and easier on framing that is already stressed, and it costs less than fiber cement.
No. We ask 33% at signing to cover materials, and the rest is tied to progress on the job.
Whether the siding is sixty years old in Pine View or a year old on River Mist, on an open valley lot the first question is what the last storm left behind.
Free on-site estimates across New Market and the Holston valley.