Vinyl siding and window casing repair on houses, garages, sheds and commercial buildings
Fibrenew pioneered the process of repairing damaged vinyl siding and PVC window casings. Our professionally-trained and insured, licensed technicians use proprietary techniques and products to fix, restore and refurbish holes from hail storm damage, wayward golf balls, satellite dish mounts, construction mishaps and much more. We currently work with many insurance companies for claim damage as well as homebuilders for warranty needs and directly with homeowners and property managers.
Insurance companies, builders, maintenance managers: contact us today to learn how we can help save you money!
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Vinyl siding damage repair and re-dye
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Storm damage in vinyl siding repaired
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Utility conduit holes in vinyl siding restored
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Vinyl window casing repair done in-place, no need to replace
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Fibrenew Birmingham South Customer Reviews
“Jon McLendon does amazing work. He fixed a broken hard plastic seat belt buckle for my 1965 Ford Mustang. I didn't make it easy for him either.
I live in another state. I wasn't able to provide him all of the broken plastic pieces. He had never fixed a broken hard plastic item that was cracked and missing a few the pieces. He had to research how to fix it.
In order to fix it, he first had to piece together the broken buckle and pieces. Then fill in the missing part of the buckle.
He did an amazing job putting it back together. I have attached a picture of the broken buckle with the pieces he was provided. Followed by his putting the jigsaw puzzle together with missing pieces. Next, he had to fill in the missing portion. Followed by laying layers of fiberglass to build up the missing portion. Then he sanded everything down. Next, he cleaned the matching unbroken buckle and dyed the repaired buckle the same color.
He also dyed a third dark blue, almost black, buckle the same color as the others. The dyed buckles matched the original unrepaired buckle perfectly (but much cleaner).
I can't tell by the finished picture that one of the buckles had been repaired or been a different color.”
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