
Siding Contractor
in Glendale, CA
Done Right, Once.
Fiber cement, stucco, wood and metal on Glendale houses, replaced or repaired by our own crew with the weather barrier and flashing done properly, the permit pulled through the city, and a 10-year workmanship warranty in writing.
Siding Contractor in Glendale, CA: Right Image Builders (CSLB #1021284) replaces and repairs siding and stucco for 1920s–50s Spanish, Tudor and traditional homes, 1,400–2,200 sq ft on 6,000–9,000 sq ft lots, larger on the hillside streets, with several blocks inside historic district overlay zones across Rossmoyne, Adams Hill and the Verdugo Woodlands, with its own crew and permits through the City of Glendale Building and Safety Division. 2–4 weeks on site for a single-story house; 4–6 weeks for two-story and hillside houses. One fixed written price after a free on-site estimate.
Licensed general contractor, CSLB #1021284, licensed since 2016, 5.0★ Google (45 reviews), 4.9★ Angi (103 reviews). Office in Valley Glen, about 20 minutes from Glendale. Planning ranges by tier and neighborhood are in the siding cost guide.
Right Image Builders is a licensed siding contractor serving Glendale: fiber cement (James Hardie and similar), three-coat re-stucco and stucco repair, engineered and natural wood, metal, and stucco-to-siding conversions, with the dry rot, flashing and window repairs behind the wall handled under the same contract. We build to the California Wildland-Urban Interface Code in the fire-hazard zones of Glendale. 10-year written workmanship warranty. Free on-site estimate: (818) 210-4544.
Siding in Glendale
at a Glance
Time on site
2–4 weeks for a single-story house; 4–6 weeks for two-story and hillside houses that need scaffolding on every elevation.
Permits
The City of Glendale Building & Safety Division, not LADBS; pulled, inspected and closed by us before the final payment.
Fire-hazard zone
Hillside parcels may be in a Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone; checked per address.
Proof
Licensed general contractor, CSLB #1021284, own siding crew, 10-year written workmanship warranty, 5.0★ Google (45 reviews).
Who does the work
Our own crew, under one licensed general contractor (CSLB #1021284), on one permitted contract.
How we price
One fixed, written price after a free on-site visit; hidden conditions priced in writing before the crew continues; final payment after your walkthrough.
What Glendale Walls
Usually Need
The houses we re-side in Glendale are mostly 1920s–50s Spanish, Tudor and traditional homes, 1,400–2,200 sq ft on 6,000–9,000 sq ft lots, larger on the hillside streets, with several blocks inside historic district overlay zones. Around Rossmoyne, Adams Hill, the Verdugo Woodlands, Sparr Heights, Glenoaks Canyon and Chevy Chase Canyon the walls tell the same story we see across the foothills: original stucco or wood from the first build, patched over the decades, with the weather barrier behind it long past its life.
On a Spanish or stucco house the honest answer is usually stucco again: a re-coat when the base is sound, a full three-coat re-stucco when it rings hollow or has let water in. Hillside and canyon houses add scaffolding on every elevation and, in the fire zone, a noncombustible exterior: fiber cement, metal panels or three-coat stucco.
Either way the sequence does not change: tear-off to the sheathing, dry-rot and framing repair priced in writing, a new weather-resistive barrier with flashing at every window, deck ledger and corner, then the siding or lath. Glendale is 20 minutes from our Valley Glen office, so the same crew that measures the house builds it.

No Surprise Invoices
in Glendale
A siding replacement in Glendale starts with a free on-site visit and ends with one fixed, written price that covers the whole scope, the permit from the City of Glendale Building and Safety Division and the inspections, before any work begins.
The three things that change the price are the scope, what the house hides and the finishes you choose, and each is settled in writing before the crew moves on; final payment comes after your walkthrough.
If you want numbers before the visit, the siding cost guide publishes the current planning ranges.
Permits and the Fire Code
in Glendale
Siding in Glendale is permitted by the City of Glendale Building & Safety Division at the Permit Services Center, 633 E. Broadway, Room 101, not LADBS: blocks inside Glendale's historic district overlay zones get a design review before the permit, so matching the original material and profile matters there. A like-for-like re-side or re-stucco is usually a straightforward permit; a conversion or structural repair is an alteration permit. We pull it, schedule the inspections and close it before the final payment.
Parts of Glendale — the hillside and canyon streets — fall inside a mapped Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone, where the 2025 California Wildland-Urban Interface Code applies to a re-side: a noncombustible wall covering such as fiber cement, metal or three-coat stucco, or fire-retardant-treated wood, with ember-resistant vents and listed eave and wall-base details. We check your parcel on the CAL FIRE and local fire-zone maps before the material is chosen; on the flats the standard rules apply.
Sources: 2025 California Wildland-Urban Interface Code (Title 24, Part 7), effective January 1, 2026, which replaced Chapter 7A; applies to alterations and repairs in Fire Hazard Severity Zones; coatings are not an approved method of protection (read); CAL FIRE Office of the State Fire Marshal: Fire Hazard Severity Zone maps and the Wildland-Urban Interface building materials listing (maps).
Every Siding Service,
One Licensed Crew
Full siding replacement
Tear-off, dry-rot and sheathing repair, new weather-resistive barrier, flashing at every window, door, deck ledger and corner, new siding, trim and caulking, ready for paint.
Siding and stucco repair
Cracked stucco, soft boards, termite and woodpecker damage, rot at the base of a wall, failed caulking: matched, flashed and finished so the repair disappears.
Re-stucco and re-coat
Three-coat re-stucco over new paper and lath, one-coat systems, or a patch-and-re-coat with a new color or elastomeric finish; smooth and textured.
Conversions
Stucco to fiber cement or wood siding, or siding to stucco, with the flashing and structural details each direction needs, permitted as an alteration.
Fire-zone exteriors
Noncombustible fiber cement, metal or three-coat stucco, or treated wood, with ember-resistant vents, built to the 2025 California Wildland-Urban Interface Code where Glendale parcels fall inside a fire-hazard zone.
What is behind the wall
The rotted stud, the failed window flashing or the deck ledger we uncover is repaired under the same contract and permit, not referred out.
Three Steps.
Zero Surprises.
Free Exterior Assessment
We walk every elevation, probe for rot and check the barrier, flashing and weep screed, and tell you honestly what the wall needs.
Fixed-Price Proposal
An itemized fixed price by elevation and material within 3–5 business days; hidden rot found at tear-off is priced in writing before the crew continues.
Install, Inspect, Warrant
Our own crew, a closed permit, and a 10-year written workmanship warranty at completion.
Free Siding Estimate
in Glendale
Tell us about the house and what you are seeing on the walls; a senior member of our team will reach out within 4 business hours to schedule the on-site assessment in Glendale.
Prefer to talk it through?
(818) 210-4544Questions Glendale Homeowners
Ask About Siding
We are a licensed general contractor, not a one-material shop, so siding and stucco are both in-house: fiber cement and wood lap, panel and board-and-batten, metal, and stucco from crack repair to a new three-coat system, with conversions between the two. On the Glendale houses near Adams Hill the mix of materials is the norm, and we flash the transitions ourselves.
The permit is ours to pull, through the City of Glendale Building & Safety Division, not LADBS, and it is part of the fixed price. Re-siding over sound sheathing or re-stuccoing is routine; opening a wall for rot or changing stucco to siding is an alteration permit with an inspection of the flashing before anything is covered. It is closed, in writing, before you pay the balance.
A single-story house in Glendale is usually 2–4 weeks: tear-off, rot repair, barrier and flashing, then siding or stucco coats. Hillside and two-story houses take 4–6 weeks because of the scaffolding and the hand-carried material. The work is outside the living space, so nobody moves out.
Check the license (CSLB #1021284 for us, verifiable at cslb.ca.gov), the insurance certificate, the length of the written workmanship warranty (ten years here), and whether the scope says who pulls the Glendale permit and what happens when rot is found at tear-off. Those answers separate a re-side from a cover-up.
Three things: the scope you choose, the condition of the house once we open it up, and the finish level. Each is settled in writing, first in the fixed price after the free on-site visit, then in a written change order if a Glendale house hides something, so the number never moves without your signature; the City of Glendale Building and Safety Division requirements are built in. Planning ranges by tier are in the siding cost guide.
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