Complete Exterior Scope
Prefinished fiber cement siding, trim, corners, soffit, fascia, and weather-barrier options coordinated under one siding package.
New Construction SidingMaterials + professional installation
For home builders & developers
Built for your vision.
Siding for every new build.
From the first takeoff to the final walkthrough, CraftPro delivers complete siding packages for new residential construction. We coordinate materials, skilled labor, trim details, weather protection, and phased installation so your exterior scope keeps moving.
One scopeMaterial + laborEvery scaleSingle homes to communitiesOne teamCoordinated execution
Built for Every Project Type
Single-family homes, custom homes, apartments, townhome communities, and condominiums.
Schedule Coordination
Lot-by-lot and phase-by-phase planning, clear communication, and dependable crew coordination around your construction sequence.
Quality Control & Punch Support
Consistent installation details, jobsite reviews, and responsive completion of siding punch-list items before turnover.
Builders • Developers • General Contractors
Your next build deserves an exterior that stands out.
New homes, apartments, townhomes, and condominiums. We specialize in new-construction siding installation, including material and labor packages tailored to your plans.
01 / Single-Family & Custom Homes
A strong first impression. Built into every elevation.
From one custom home to a new neighborhood, we specialize in new-construction siding with materials and labor coordinated in one proposal. Match the architectural character of each home while keeping the installation scope clear.
Plan the look
Review elevations, lap reveals, gable accents, board-and-batten layouts, trim widths, and factory-finished color selections.
Prepare the wall
Coordinate sheathing readiness, weather barrier, window and door flashing, and roof-to-wall transitions before siding covers the wall.
Finish each home
Install the specified siding, corners, trim, soffit, and fascia; review joints, alignment, finish details, cleanup, and punch items by lot.
02 / Apartment Builders
Consistent exteriors. Building after building.
CraftPro specializes in siding installation for new apartment construction. We help builders and general contractors organize a repeatable exterior package across multiple buildings and unit types.
Define building packages
Review building types, unit counts, elevations, material quantities, accent locations, and the boundaries of the siding scope.
Coordinate access & phases
Plan staging, deliveries, scaffolding or lift needs, building releases, and trade handoffs around ready work areas.
Repeat the details
Coordinate balcony interfaces, window trim, penetrations, horizontal transitions, and approved wall details for consistent installation and building-by-building punch review.
03 / Townhome Builders
One community. A coordinated exterior.
We specialize in new townhome siding packages, from individual rows to phased communities. Coordinate repeating plans and distinct exterior selections without losing the details that give each home its identity.
Map the elevations
Match siding profiles, colors, trim, corners, and accent panels to the correct lot and elevation before deliveries.
Sequence each row
Coordinate installation with wall readiness, roof completion, adjacent crews, site access, and the builder’s release schedule.
Close out by home
Check course alignment, visible joints, entry details, porch interfaces, cleanup, and punch items by address or lot.
04 / Condominium Builders
Architectural detail with a complete siding scope.
CraftPro specializes in new-construction condominium siding for developers and general contractors. Bring siding, trim, accent areas, and installation planning together for a cohesive exterior from the first building to final turnover.
Coordinate the design
Review exterior specifications, material transitions, panel layouts, balcony interfaces, trim profiles, and approved details with the project team.
Confirm responsibilities
Clarify weather barrier, flashing, penetrations, access equipment, sealants, and coordination with other trades in the written scope.
Review & turn over
Organize visible finish reviews, documented siding punch items, care information, and closeout by building or project phase.
New-construction siding field guide
Better planning. Better exterior execution.
Plan the siding before ordering
A complete takeoff starts with current plans and elevations. Confirm profiles, exposures, waste allowances, accessories, trim, and delivery phases so the proposal reflects the intended exterior.
Weather protection starts behind the siding
Review the drainage plane and the interfaces at windows, doors, penetrations, balconies, and rooflines. Confirm who supplies and installs each component before the wall is covered.
Choose lap, panels, or board-and-batten
Combine horizontal siding with vertical accents to define entries, gables, and building volumes. Plan joint positions and trim proportions as part of the elevation, rather than leaving them to chance.
Protect prefinished materials
Coordinate protected storage, careful handling, manufacturer-approved cut-edge treatment, and finish touch-ups. Confirm compatible trim, sealants, and accessories with the selected product.
Build around ready work areas
Share lot releases, building phases, access restrictions, and milestones. Coordinate deliveries and crew sequencing with the superintendent and identify conditions that need correction before installation.
Make the punch list specific
Review alignment, joints, fasteners, clearances, transitions, and visible finish details. Track siding punch items by home or building so the team knows exactly what remains before turnover.
Installation is coordinated with the selected manufacturer’s instructions, approved project details, and applicable requirements. Final scope, schedule, and inclusions are confirmed in the written proposal.
How we support your project
Clear from plans to punch list.
Send your plans, elevations, material specifications, unit count, and target schedule. We will review the siding scope and organize the information needed for a builder-focused proposal.
- 01Plan & scope reviewPlans, elevations, quantities, details, and project phases.
- 02Material coordinationSiding profile, colors, trim package, and delivery planning.
- 03Phased installationCrew scheduling aligned with ready homes, buildings, or lots.
- 04Quality closeoutFinal review, punch support, and clean turnover.
New homes. A complete siding plan.
From the first elevation to the finished exterior.
A successful siding package starts before the first board goes up. CraftPro works with builders to define the exterior scope, coordinate the installation sequence, and deliver a consistent finish across homes, lots, and building phases.
- 01 / Plan the exterior
Plans, quantities & selections
We review elevations, wall areas, siding profiles, trim layouts, accent areas, and the construction schedule. The proposal identifies materials and labor, included accessories, and any items that need clarification before work begins.
- 02 / Prepare for installation
Jobsite readiness & deliveries
We coordinate access, staging, material deliveries, and the homes or buildings released for installation. Wall readiness, openings, and trade handoffs are reviewed with the builder so unresolved conditions can be addressed before they are covered.
- 03 / Coordinate protection
Weather barrier & flashing details
The siding scope is coordinated with the water-resistive barrier, window and door flashing, penetrations, and roof-to-wall transitions. Responsibilities for these details are confirmed with the builder before installation.
- 04 / Install the siding
Layout, alignment & fastening
Courses and panel layouts are planned around the elevations for a balanced appearance. Fasteners, joints, clearances, and flashing details follow the selected product’s installation instructions and applicable project requirements.
- 05 / Complete the details
Trim, corners, soffit & fascia
Window surrounds, door trim, corner boards, transitions, soffit, and fascia are coordinated as specified in the approved scope. Cut edges, sealants, and finish touch-ups are handled according to the selected product’s requirements.
- 06 / Review & close out
Walkthrough, punch list & turnover
We review the installed siding and visible finish details with the builder, identify siding punch items, and coordinate completion. Cleanup and turnover are organized by home, building, or phase to support the next construction milestone.
Installation details depend on the selected siding system, approved plans, and applicable local requirements. View James Hardie installation resources →
Build the look into the scope
Siding styles for your new homes.
Coordinate the main siding, accent areas, and trim as one exterior package. Product availability, finish selections, and included work are confirmed in your proposal.
Explore materials & suppliers →A clearer bid from the start
What to send for a new-construction siding quote.
Share the project address, plans and elevations, number of homes or units, siding and trim specifications, color selections, and target installation dates. If selections are still in progress, tell us what is decided and what needs pricing.
Can the proposal include both materials and labor?
Yes. Request a complete siding package and identify your preferred products. The proposal will define included materials, installation, accessories, exclusions, and coordination responsibilities.
Can installation be organized by lot or building?
Share your lot releases, building sequence, and target milestones. We will review crew scheduling and material coordination with your team so the siding scope can be planned around ready work areas.
What if another trade’s work is not ready?
Unresolved wall, flashing, or opening conditions are brought to the builder’s attention before affected areas are covered. Installation sequencing is coordinated around the required corrections and site readiness.
Planning a new development?
Let’s price the siding scope.
Tell us the project type, number of homes or units, location, materials, and anticipated start date.