What makes Foxcroft exterior work different from most projects is the gap between the homes that have been renovated and those that haven't. Both exist here, sometimes on the same block. Renovated homes went through the interior, but the original siding, windows, and trim from 1960 may still be there. Unaltered homes still carry everything from the original build, which means the exterior has absorbed six decades of Central Arkansas weather without significant intervention.
The work required is different in each case, but the standard is the same. The finished exterior should look like it was planned, not selected from a catalog and installed over whatever was there.
Foxcroft homeowners who have seen the work on nearby properties likely know the difference between a job done with care and one with temporary cosmetic work. The questions they ask before committing are the right ones:
Sideco uses its own employees, not subcontracted crews. Every product installed is one Sideco is certified and trained to work with. Proposals are built around the real scope of the home, and pricing does not shift after the contract is signed.
Original siding on a Foxcroft home has had a long run. Six decades of Central Arkansas heat, rain, and humidity work through paint, caulk, and whatever sits behind them. The deterioration is often deeper than the surface suggests, and the trim profiles, corner boards, and fascia on these homes tend to be part of the same problem.
James Hardie Siding is built for this kind of project. The profiles available can replicate the original exterior without flattening the architectural character that makes these homes worth investing in. Siding replacement on a Foxcroft home is not a commodity job. The architecture demands a result that reads as intentional from the street, not just functional.
The windows on mid-century Foxcroft homes were designed to fit the proportions of the house. A replacement package that is too modern, too narrow, or too generic in its frame profile tells the neighborhood it was chosen for price rather than for the home. On a renovated property, that gap between the updated interior and a generic window package shows up immediately from the curb.
Marvin Windows and Doors give Sideco the ability to select windows that fit the opening and the architecture together. The glass improves efficiency and comfort inside. The frame and profile keep the house looking like itself from outside, which is harder to achieve than it sounds on homes built with as much care as these were.
Foxcroft backyards have the right conditions for a deck that actually gets used. Mature trees, real shade, and properties that back up to quiet rather than traffic make outdoor space worth building properly. The problem is usually that the existing structure is aging or undersized and has become something to look at rather than spend time on.
TimberTech Decking removes the maintenance cycle that keeps homeowners off their own deck. No refinishing, no warping, no replacing boards every few seasons. Even in a Foxcroft backyard with complex terrain, a deck built with TimberTech Decking holds up and stays usable year after year without becoming a recurring project.
