Siding & Trim · Metro Detroit
3G Home Exteriors installs vinyl siding, soffit, fascia and trim across Metro Detroit — built as a water-managed wall system, not just a new color on the outside.
Free on-site inspection and a written, itemised scope — whether you go ahead or not.
Rather talk to someone? Call (586) 533-8343.
Family-owned and operated in Michigan since 2011
Based at 31097 Fraser Dr, Fraser, MI 48026
Serving Macomb, Oakland and St. Clair counties
Free on-site inspection and a written, itemized scope before work begins
Siding does more than set the look of a house — it’s the outer layer of a layered wall system that’s supposed to move water away from the sheathing behind it. A siding job that skips the trim, starter courses, and corner details usually looks fine for a season or two before those gaps start letting water in. We spell out corner, trim, and starter-course detail in the written scope, not just “siding replacement” as a line item.
Repeated patch repairs on the same section usually mean the underlying issue was never addressed.
These are the details most likely to let water behind the siding, even when the panels themselves look fine.
Staining around windows or doors can mean water has already gotten past the trim and siding.
If you’re already planning windows or a roof, it’s worth evaluating whether the siding should be part of the same project.
Roof-edge trim takes the brunt of water runoff and is one of the first areas to show wear.
Tell us what you’re seeing — cracked panels, open trim, or a full exterior refresh you’re planning.
We look at the siding, trim, corners, and starter details as one system, not panel-by-panel.
You get a clear scope and material selection before installation starts.
We install and walk the finished exterior with you.
— compare fiber cement to vinyl before you decide.
— for surfaces that just need a fresh coat, not full replacement.
— how siding’s wall system connects to grading and foundation water control.
Read our Learning Center guides comparing vinyl siding against James Hardie fiber cement and covering what actually drives siding cost in Michigan.
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Each page below covers the siding work we do in that city, and links through to everything else we handle there.
Not on the list? We cover Warren, Roseville, St. Clair Shores, Chesterfield, New Baltimore, Mount Clemens, Rochester, Auburn Hills and Richmond too — see the full service area.
Water finds the joint between them, not the middle of a panel. Splitting these across contractors is how a finished-looking job still leaks.
Going over the top saves a day and hides the moisture damage the new siding is meant to stop. Removal is the only way to know what you are covering.
Where siding meets fascia, soffit and gutter is a detail, and details go wrong when they sit on the boundary between two companies.
The same family has run this business from Fraser for over a decade, and we are still asked to look at siding we installed years ago.
Corner treatment, J-channel, window and door surrounds and the soffit vent plan are stated up front, because those are the items a cheaper bid quietly leaves out.
Siding shows its installation quality slowly, usually at a corner or a window surround after a few freeze-thaw seasons. Call the same Fraser number and the family that has owned this business since 2011 will send somebody who knows what went on your house, rather than a subcontractor seeing it for the first time.
In almost every case, yes. Removing the old siding lets us inspect the sheathing underneath and confirm there is no hidden moisture damage before the new siding goes on. Covering over the old material saves a day and hides the one thing an inspection needs to see, which is why we do not recommend it on a house you plan to keep.
Vinyl siding can be installed in cooler temperatures, though cold makes the material more brittle and changes how much it will expand once the weather turns. That means wider cut allowances and more careful handling rather than a hard cutoff date, and we will tell you if conditions are bad enough that the job should wait.
A full siding project typically includes the siding panels, corner posts, trim, and often soffit and fascia at the roofline — we’ll spell out exactly what’s included in your written scope.
If you’re planning both, replacing windows first usually makes sense — the new siding and trim can then be finished cleanly around the new window openings instead of being cut twice.
Share the condition of your siding and we’ll schedule a free evaluation. Financing is available for qualified projects — see financing options.
