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5th Element Builders
Crew framing a new room addition on a home

Exterior remodeling

curb appeal that holds up

Siding, trim, windows, doors and masonry repair that make the front of the house match the inside. Iron entry doors are one of our most requested upgrades.

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One contract
Every trade, one schedule
HOA ready
Drawings and submittals handled
Built for weather
Materials chosen for sun, wind and hail

What exteriors include

Every trade. One team.

Exterior projects range from a single iron door to a full refresh of siding, trim and openings.

New cedar deck behind a brick home
  • 01

    Iron entry doors

    Wrought iron single and double doors with operable glass, measured to the opening and finished with threshold and trim.

  • 02

    Siding and trim

    Rotted wood replaced with fiber cement or engineered siding, wrapped and sealed, then painted to match.

  • 03

    Windows and doors

    Energy-efficient replacement windows, patio sliders and French doors, flashed and trimmed so they do not leak.

  • 04

    Stucco and brick repair

    Cracked stucco patched and refinished, brick tuckpointed or reset, lintels and weep holes corrected.

  • 05

    Porches and columns

    New or rebuilt front porches, columns, railings and ceilings that match the style of the house.

  • 06

    Gutters and soffits

    Seamless gutters, fascia and vented soffits that move water away from the foundation and let the attic breathe.

Our ten-step process, condensed

From first meeting to walkthrough.

  1. Crew framing a new room addition on a home

    Walk the elevations

    We inspect siding, masonry, openings and drainage, and note what needs repair versus replacement.

  2. Hands comparing stone and tile samples over a plan

    Design and selections

    Door styles, siding profiles, window types and colors are chosen, and HOA drawings are prepared where required.

  3. Framed walls and roof of a second-story addition

    Build and inspect

    Crews remove, repair and install in sequence, and the city inspects structural or window work when a permit applies.

  4. New cedar deck behind a brick home

    Walkthrough and warranty

    We walk every side of the house with you, confirm the details and stand behind the work.

Questions

Before you call.

Do I need HOA approval to change my siding, doors or windows?
Most master-planned neighborhoods in McKinney, Frisco, Prosper and nearby cities require architectural review for visible exterior changes. We prepare the drawings and product sheets for the submittal so approval is in hand before work starts.
Will an iron door fit my existing opening?
Usually. Iron doors are made to order, so we measure the rough opening and order the unit to fit, and we can widen the opening or add sidelights if you want a larger entry.
Which siding holds up best in North Texas?
Fiber cement is the most common choice here because it resists sun, hail and insects and holds paint well. Engineered wood is a good alternative where you want a smoother profile.
Do exterior projects need a city permit?
Structural changes, new openings and some window replacements do. We pull the permit and meet the inspector so you do not have to.
Covered outdoor kitchen with a grill and stone counters

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