Wood siding to fiber cement
Anderson Mill, Austin
The original wood lap siding was peeling and several boards near grade had rotted through. Replaced with fiber cement, new trim and a full repaint.
The rest of the envelope that keeps water out.
The rest of the building envelope — the parts that decide whether the roof actually stays dry.
Included
Fiber cement, wood and composite siding, repaired or fully replaced.
New gutter runs, replacements, and cleaning.
Entry and patio door replacement, properly flashed and sealed.
Detailed exterior trim work — a service RAM is specifically recommended for.
Chimney repair and rebuilds, plus general masonry work.
Prep, repair and repaint to protect what is underneath.

Most of the water problems we get called about are not the roof at all. They are a failed piece of flashing where the siding meets the roofline, a gutter that has pulled away, or a door that was never properly flashed when it went in. Because we do all of it, we are not stuck telling you to call somebody else.
Door and window trim is one of the things RAM is specifically recommended for on Nextdoor. It is unglamorous, fiddly work and it is where a house either looks finished or does not.
Chimney repair and rebuilds, plus general masonry. Cracked crowns and failing flashing at the chimney are one of the most common leak sources we find on an Austin roof.
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Recent work
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Anderson Mill, Austin
The original wood lap siding was peeling and several boards near grade had rotted through. Replaced with fiber cement, new trim and a full repaint.
Leander
A section had pulled away from the fascia and the seams were leaking rust down the wall. New seamless run, new hangers, and the fascia repaired behind it.
Cedar Park
The trim around the front door had gone soft at the bottom and the caulk had failed everywhere. Replaced the casing, re-flashed, and repainted.
Georgetown
Crumbling mortar, a spalled crown and step flashing pulling away from the brick — three separate ways for water to get in. Rebuilt the top and re-flashed it properly.
North Austin
Chalky, sun-faded walls with mildew under the eaves. Prep is most of this job: wash, scrape, prime the bare spots, then two finish coats.
Illustrative examples. These are representative of the work RAM does, shown while real project photography is being collected.
Free, no-pressure estimate
We will come out, get on the roof, and tell you what we actually find — including if the answer is “you do not need a new roof yet.”