Expert Siding Contractors in Wisconsin and Minnesota
Your siding protects your home and defines its look. Krumm Exteriors installs, repairs, and replaces siding across Wisconsin and Minnesota using durable materials built for Midwest conditions. The result is a home that looks better, performs better, and stays protected season after season.
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Local Know-How Makes Your Siding Project Better
Choosing a siding contractor is about more than materials. With Krumm Exteriors, you get skilled craftsmanship, clear communication, and siding built for Midwest weather.
- Midwest expertise: We understand freeze-thaw cycles, moisture control, and ventilation needs that impact siding performance.
- Personalized guidance: You receive recommendations tailored to your home’s style, condition, and budget.
- Dependable service: Clear timelines, honest communication, and craftsmanship that holds up over time.
Why New Siding Transforms Your Home
Siding is the face of your home. When the exterior looks flawless, it boosts your entire property’s character and market value instantly. Here is how a premium siding replacement transforms your curb appeal:
- A Total Style Refresh: New colors and textures give your home a fresh, modern look that instantly stands out in the neighborhood.
- Beauty That Lasts: Modern materials resist rot, pests, and fading, so you can stop worrying about constant painting or repairs.
- Higher Home Value: A clean, updated exterior makes a great first impression and can immediately increase your home’s resale price.
- Lower Energy Bills: New siding seals your home better, keeping you more comfortable year-round while saving you money on utilities.
Complete Siding Solutions for Midwest Homes
Siding Repairs
Cracks, loose panels, or moisture intrusion can escalate quickly. Our repair services address damage early, so your siding continues to perform without requiring a full replacement.
Siding Replacement
When siding reaches the end of its lifespan, replacement protects your home and restores curb appeal. Our team removes failing materials, inspects underlying layers, and installs a complete siding system designed for durability.
Your Siding Comes With Serious Warranty Protection
Which Siding Material is Right for Your Midwest Home?
Vinyl Siding
Best for versatility and value.
A cost-effective option available in a wide range of colors and profiles. Modern vinyl resists fading, handles Midwest weather well, and requires very little maintenance.
Seamless Steel Siding
Best for maximum durability.
Engineered to withstand harsh storms, moisture, insects, and temperature swings. Steel siding offers lasting performance and strong manufacturer warranties. As a US Seamless franchisee, we offer industry-leading seamless steel siding across both states.
LP SmartSide Siding
Best for natural wood appearance with added strength.
Designed to replicate the warmth and texture of real wood while delivering enhanced impact resistance and durability for Wisconsin and Minnesota homes.
Versetta Stone Siding
Best for a stone style without the complexity.
Gives homeowners the rich texture of traditional masonry in a lightweight panel system that installs cleanly and efficiently. It is a smart way to add depth, contrast, and architectural character without the cost, time, or mess of hand-laid stone.
What to Expect During Your Siding Project
Here’s how we take your siding from worn or outdated to strong, beautiful, and built for Midwest weather.
- Consultation and inspection: We assess your current siding and discuss your goals.
- Design and material selection: You explore colors, textures, and trim details with expert input.
- Professional installation: Our crew installs your siding with careful attention to detail and weatherproofing.
- Final walkthrough: We review the completed project with you and answer any questions.
Siding Project Spotlight
Take a closer look at how Krumm Exteriors transforms homes with siding solutions that combine curb appeal, durability, and long-term protection.
Stunning island remodel on Balsam Lake, WI
This unique lake home renovation required careful planning and creative logistics. The finished exterior features Diamond Kote siding with Pelican board and batten accents, Graphite lap siding for contrast, and Charcoal Gray soffit and fascia. The result is a modern lake home exterior built to handle Wisconsin seasons with style.
Project Included: Siding – Trim
Custom Exterior Renovation in Hudson, WI
This Tudor-inspired Hudson home received an exterior refresh that balanced charm and durability. Our team installed LP SmartSide board and batten, staggered shakes, precision trim work, and new windows. Updated soffits and fascia completed the transformation and delivered lasting curb appeal.
Project Included: LP Smart Siding – Trim – Windows
Siding FAQs
What siding services does Krumm Exteriors provide?
We offer siding installation, replacement, and repair services using vinyl, steel, engineered wood, and other premium materials.
How do I know when to replace my siding?
Common signs include fading, cracking, moisture damage, rising energy bills, or visible warping. Our inspection helps determine the right solution.
How long does siding installation take?
Most residential siding projects are completed within several days, depending on home size and material choice.
How much does it cost to install new siding on my house?
The cost of installing new siding on a house can vary depending on the type of siding material, the size of the house, and the complexity of the installation. Generally, the cost can range from $5 to $30 per square foot, with the average cost being around $10 to $12 per square foot. It’s best to get a quote from a siding contractor to get a more accurate estimate for your specific project
Is new siding energy efficient?
Yes. Modern siding systems improve insulation and help regulate indoor temperatures.
Where do you provide siding services?
We serve homeowners across Western Wisconsin, the Twin Cities metro area, and surrounding communities.
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