Smithtown is one of Long Island's oldest towns — founded in 1665 — set in central Suffolk County near the Nissequogue River on the North Shore. The weather here is its own challenge: heavy Nor'easters drive rain sideways into walls, freeze-thaw cycles work at every seam through the winter, and mature-tree canopy throws shade and drops debris across roofs and siding much of the year. Just Enterprise One Corp. has been re-siding North Shore homes since 1989 with vinyl, James Hardie fiber cement, engineered wood, cedar, and composite systems chosen and installed for exactly those conditions.
A Smithtown siding job is a building-envelope project, not just a cosmetic one. We take off the old siding, inspect the sheathing and housewrap for the water damage that freeze-thaw and shade-driven moisture leave behind, replace whatever has gone soft, install a new weather barrier, flash all windows and doors, and set the new siding with correct gapping, J-channel, trim, and caulk. Getting the gapping and fastening right is what keeps panels from buckling in summer heat or pulling loose when a Nor'easter hits — a detail that's easy to get wrong.
Most of Smithtown's housing is established: colonials, ranches, and expanded capes on wooded lots that have weathered decades of North Shore winters. For those homes we often recommend fiber cement, which holds paint in the shade and resists the moisture, cold, and rot that shorten the life of old wood siding. We work throughout the town and its hamlets — Kings Park, St. James, Nesconset, Commack, and Hauppauge — and pull siding permits through the Town of Smithtown building department. A full-home re-side typically runs one to two weeks.
Frequently asked questions — Siding in Smithtown
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We serve homeowners across Smithtown and surrounding Long Island communities. Visit our Service Areas page for a complete list of towns we cover, or call (631) 983-8079 to confirm we serve your address.