Areas Served
Serving Clallam County, WA
Builders Service Company replaces siding, roofing, windows and decks for homeowners in Clallam County. Our service area here covers one city with its own page, Sequim, and the four services are the same ones we offer across Washington. Each project begins with a free in-home consultation, where we walk around your house, look at what is on it now and talk through the materials that suit its age and setting before you decide anything.
How homes differ across Clallam County
Our Clallam County coverage centers on Sequim, so the useful comparison is between the different kinds of houses inside that one city rather than between several towns.
Age of the housing. Census data puts Sequim’s median year built at 1993, while the largest group of its homes went up in 2000 or later. That splits the housing stock in two. Houses from the 1980s and 1990s come from the era of composite and hardboard siding, including LP siding, which has a known history of moisture failure, and many still have first-generation vinyl windows. Newer homes often carry fiber cement or builder-grade vinyl siding that is now reaching its first repaint or replacement, along with builder-grade windows.
Climate. Sequim sits in a strong rain shadow, so rainfall there is very low. Its climate region is grouped with the rain shadow and island areas.
Wildfire exposure. Wildfire risk data rates the city Low.
Housing type. About 10% of Sequim’s homes are mobile homes, a housing type that sits alongside the site-built houses from both eras above.
Cities we serve in Clallam County
- Sequim: a city of 4,458 housing units known for its retirees.
Get a free in-home consultation
Schedule a free in-home consultation to talk through your Clallam County project, or call our Tacoma office at 253-777-0866. We back our work with a lifetime warranty, offer financing, and give discounts to seniors, active military, veterans and first responders.
Clallam County FAQ
Which Clallam County cities do you cover?
Sequim is the Clallam County city with its own service page, and it covers a city of 4,458 housing units. That page explains the housing, climate and services for homes there. If your house is somewhere else in the county, call our Tacoma office at 253-777-0866 or schedule a free in-home consultation and we will tell you whether your address is in our service area.
What should owners of 1980s and 1990s homes in Sequim check first?
Check the siding for swelling, soft spots or failed paint, because homes from that era often have composite or hardboard siding, including LP siding with a known history of moisture failure. Sequim's median year built is 1993, so many houses fall in this group. First-generation vinyl windows are common too. During a free in-home consultation we look at both and explain the replacement siding types we usually recommend.
What siding works for newer Sequim homes built since 2000?
Homes from 2000 or later often have fiber cement or builder-grade vinyl that is ready for its first repaint or replacement. We usually recommend vinyl, metal or the Evergreen Shield Siding System, a composite with 20 built-in, fade-resistant colors that need no repainting. In our experience, fiber cement does not hold up as well in Washington's wet climate. The best option for your home is discussed during the free in-home consultation.
Is wildfire a big factor for Sequim exteriors?
Wildfire risk data rates Sequim Low, so fire exposure is usually not what drives material choice there. Age of the home and the condition of the current siding, roof and windows tend to matter more. If fire resistance is still a priority for you, the Evergreen Shield Siding System carries a Class A fire rating, the highest fire-resistance rating for construction materials.
