How much do exterior trim repair services typically cost?
- Midlothian, Virginia Average$307
- Typical Range$208 - $400
- Low End - High End$175 - $650
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Colonial Heights, VA·
Metal roofing repair, 6 in Seamless Gutters, Asphalt Shingle Roofing
"Great work very happy"
Richard R. in December 2022
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Glen Allen, VA·
Gutters, Roofing, Insulation , and 6 more
"There came and completed the job in a timely manner. No problems"
Phillip B. in December 2020
Henrico, VA·
Exterior Trim - Install or Replace, Vinyl Siding - Install or Completely Replace
"Great price and great quality. Worked very quickly and did a great job!"
Keira D. in July 2018
Drywall and Plaster finishing, Porch and Deck building and restoration, Additions , and 2 more
"Alex and Son built some custom storage shelving for us in a difficult-to-reach area. The work turned out great - incredibly strong and well-built, the price was more than fair and they were excellent to work with. We plan to hire them again."
Chris O. in February 2024
Ruther Glen, VA·
"Ken and his team did a super job! Had very good suggestions to fulfill our office needs. Was willing to work around our business hours and did high quality of work - and finished on time!! We would highly recommend Virginia Home Renovations!"
Stephany M. in December 2016
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Costs for related projects in Midlothian, VA
- Install Siding$9,192 - $14,253
- Install Trim$423 - $600
- Install Vinyl Siding$10,330 - $15,720
- Repair Siding$209 - $995
- Repair Wood Siding$362 - $2,190
Related Projects in Midlothian, VA
- Synthetic Stucco - Install or Completely Replace
- Synthetic Stucco - Repair or Partially Replace
- Traditional Stucco - Install or Completely Replace
- Traditional Stucco - Repair or Partially Replace
- Vinyl Siding - Install or Completely Replace
- Vinyl Siding - Repair or Partially Replace
- Wood or Fiber-Cement Siding - Install or Completely Replace
- Wood or Fiber-Cement Siding - Repair or Partially Replace
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Midlothian Siding Contractors are rated 4.7 out of 5 based on 291 reviews of 291 pros.
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Things to Consider Before You Hire Someone To Repair Window, Door, or Roof Trim:
What is the visible damage?
- Leak through window, wall or into basement
- Trim is loose or hanging out of position
- Trim is twisted, warped, cracked or split
- Trim is soft, rotten, blistering or peeling
- Other
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Project Location: Midlothian, VA Date: 02/05/24Nature of Project: Repair or partially replace exterior trimWhat kind of material do you want for the trim? (Check all that apply): VinylComment: I got a rotten wooden lintel outside of a window at 2nd floor of my house, need it to be replaced. Can provide picture.Project Location: Midlothian, VA Date: 01/30/24Kind of trim: WoodSiding type: WoodWhat is the visible damage? (Check all that apply): OtherComment: I would like to get an estimate for Exterior Trim Repair, we have three, small round holes in the wood siding of an exterior wall of our house. Two of the holes are probably small enough to be filled with calk, and are likely woodpecker created. The larger hole is about 3-inches in diameter. I want to seal the wall to keep bats and rain out. The problem is they are above second floor windows, which makes them out of reach for me.
