Siding Contractor in Wisconsin

Western Wisconsin's scenic riverfront communities deserve beautiful, durable siding that stands up to the upper-Midwest climate. Weatherguard brings expert LP SmartSide and engineered wood siding installation to the St. Croix Valley and surrounding Wisconsin communities.

Licensing: Licensed in Wisconsin (LIC. #060100048-DC). Bonded and insured.

The St. Croix Valley punishes siding. Homes in Hudson, River Falls, and New Richmond face sub-zero January stretches, wet heavy snow, spring hail rolling out of the river valley, and humid summers — a freeze-thaw and moisture cycle that turns cheap vinyl brittle and rots poorly flashed wood in a decade. That's why the majority of our Wisconsin siding projects are LP SmartSide engineered wood: it's manufactured to withstand exactly this climate, carries impact resistance that matters in a hail corridor, and holds paint and color through hard winters. As a certified LP SmartSide installer just across the river in Stillwater, we've re-sided hundreds of Wisconsin homes with it.

Wisconsin's housing mix matters too. The valley has everything from 1890s farmhouses around River Falls and Prescott to 1970s–1990s split-levels in Hudson's neighborhoods and new construction spreading east of I-94. Older homes often hide layers — original clapboard under aluminum under vinyl — and the moisture problems live between those layers. We strip to the sheathing, repair rot, install a proper weather-resistive barrier and flashing, and only then side. On newer homes, we fix the builder-era shortcuts we find at window heads and deck ledgers before they become structural problems.

Hail is the other constant. St. Croix, Pierce, and Polk counties log damaging hail nearly every season, and siding claims are routinely underscoped because adjusters miss cracked laps and shattered backsides on shaded elevations. We photograph every elevation, meet your adjuster on-site, and know the difference between cosmetic denting and functional damage — which decides whether your claim covers a full re-side or a patchwork repair.

Weatherguard is licensed as a Wisconsin Dwelling Contractor (#060100048-DC), and our Stillwater headquarters sits minutes from the Hudson bridge — close enough that Wisconsin projects get the same crews, timelines, and warranty response as our Minnesota work. We handle local permitting from Hudson to New Richmond and know each municipality's inspection requirements.

Western Wisconsin's St. Croix Valley takes the same supercell tracks that cross the Twin Cities metro before they push east over the river. Polk, St. Croix, and Pierce counties have seen repeated large-hail years — including the June 2017 storms that dropped baseball-size hail near Amery and the July 2023 wind events that damaged roofs from Hudson to Baldwin. Long, snowy winters then add ice-dam and freeze-thaw stress on top of storm wear.

Because our headquarters is in Stillwater — directly across the St. Croix River — Wisconsin homeowners in Hudson, River Falls, New Richmond, Somerset, Amery, and Baldwin get the same rapid post-storm response as our Minnesota customers, without waiting for an out-of-area storm chaser.