The Ranking
Our top 7 siding contractors in San Antonio
San Antonio is hard on exteriors. Summer heat and strong sun fade and warp cheap vinyl, humidity keeps wood trim damp, and spring hail storms test every panel. Reviews of Integrity and M&M describe hail damage that took out roofs, fascia and soffit together, so many calls a siding crew takes start with storm repairs. The older housing stock adds work. Window World's own site quotes a homeowner in a 1930s rock house, and plenty of 1970s ranch homes still wear their original wood or hardboard siding.
Four materials cover most jobs. Vinyl is the budget choice, and some lines bond a foam backing to the panel for insulation. Fiber cement, usually James Hardie plank, costs more and needs paint but resists rot, which is why Southwest Exteriors installs nothing else. Engineered composite and real wood give the traditional look and need the most upkeep. Southwest's siding page puts fiber cement at about 2,456 dollars per square, meaning 100 square feet, installed, with the final price depending on damage under the old siding, trim and paint. Ask every company to name the exact product line, trim, house wrap and warranty in writing, because bids that look similar can hide different materials.
Texas does not license siding or general contractors at the state level, and TDLR does not issue a general contractor licence, so there is no licence number to look up for any company on this list. Look instead for proof of liability insurance and workers compensation, manufacturer certifications you can confirm with the manufacturer, and a written contract. Ask whether your job needs a City of San Antonio permit, since the answer can differ if you live in a suburb or unincorporated Bexar County. If your home was built before 1978, paint on old trim and siding may contain lead, and federal EPA rules require renovation firms to be lead-safe certified. Ask for the certificate number.
Only a few San Antonio companies treat siding as the main trade. Window World, Champion and Amazing Exteriors pair siding with windows, while Bondoc, Integrity and M&M are roofing-led firms with real siding pages. Southwest Exteriors sells windows, doors and Hardie siding only. Each profile says where siding sits in the business and what to confirm before booking.
