Siding Replacement Tips for People Living in HOA Communities

Whether it’s roofing repair or siding replacement, you must check if you need approval for your project if you live in a neighborhood with a homeowner’s association. You need to determine if your HOA has rules and regulations involving siding. For instance, there might be restrictions about which siding style and color you can get.  

Here are siding replacement tips for homeowners in HOA communities. 

Determine if You Need To Seek Approval

The first thing you need to do is find out if your siding replacement needs approval from your HOA board. It’s a good idea to review your covenants, conditions and restrictions (CC&Rs) while planning your project. CC&Rs are guidelines implemented by your HOA, which usually involve paint color, roof styles and noise levels. Make sure you have the latest copy because it is updated every few years. 

How Do You Get Approval?

Most times, you need to complete an application form detailing the scope of your project. You may need professional assistance in drawing up plans, depending on the size of your project. Working with a reliable contractor for your exterior remodels increases your chances of getting board approval. 

Moreover, your project proposal must include what kind of work will be done and whether it will affect other homes. You should add a timeline for your project and whether you’re going to use common areas during the renovation. 

What Happens if You Don’t Get Approval?

Rules and regulations vary by HOA, so it helps to consult your board. There might be conditions regarding working hours, keeping the construction site away from common areas, and the type of material to be used. Never start any work unless you have board approval. Failing to obtain approval and permits can result in delays and fines. 

At Pawcatuck Roofing Company Inc we’re here to help with your siding replacement project. You can also count on us for superior residential and commercial roof replacement services. Call us at (860) 599-1024 (Connecticut) or (401) 315-5011 (Rhode Island). You can also fill out our online form to request an estimate.