Reconstruction · Volusia, Flagler & Seminole Counties

Florida Siding That Stands Up to Salt Air and Storms

Siding repair, full replacement, and storm-damage recovery for homes and businesses. Serving Volusia, Flagler, and Seminole counties.

Florida Building Code compliant

25+ years roofing experience

Owner-operated, Daytona Beach

White Ibis Restoration repairs and replaces siding built to hold up against Florida’s wind, sun, and salt air. With over 25 years of exterior restoration experience, our team makes sure every siding system we install meets the wind-load requirements of the Florida Building Code and uses materials matched to the coastal conditions that wear Florida siding out fast.
When your siding is damaged, White Ibis Restoration inspects the full exterior, documents what it finds, and recommends the repair or replacement your siding actually needs, not the option that costs the most. For homeowners and property managers across Volusia, Flagler, and Seminole counties, that means siding that protects the structure behind it and the money you put into it.
What We Provide

White Ibis Restoration Provides

Siding Service What it Looks Like Who it Fits
Siding repair Targeted fixes for cracked, warped, or missing panels, damaged trim, and isolated storm damage. Owners with localized damage and siding that still has service life left.
Siding replacement Full removal and re-siding to current Florida Building Code, including new house wrap and flashing. Siding near the end of its life, or cases where repair costs approach replacement.
Storm damage recovery Emergency repairs, full inspection, written documentation, and repair or replacement after wind and water events. Owners dealing with hurricane, tropical storm, or wind damage.
Residential siding Vinyl, fiber cement, and Hardie board systems for single-family homes. Homeowners protecting a primary residence or a coastal property.
Commercial siding Panel and cladding systems for commercial and multi-building properties. Property managers, condo associations, and HOA boards.
Built To Last

What a White Ibis Restoration Siding Job Does

Built for Florida wind

Installed to the Florida Building Code's wind-uplift requirements, fastened and flashed to stay on the wall in a hurricane.

Made for the climate

Materials matched to Florida's salt air, sun, and heavy rain, so the siding reaches its full service life.

Protects your investment

Cracked or missing siding caught early costs far less than the water damage to sheathing and framing that follows.

One company, start to finish

If a storm damages the siding, the same team repairs it, dries out what's behind it, and rebuilds. No juggling contractors.

How It Works

The White Ibis Restoration Process

01

Inspection

Siding inspection

White Ibis Restoration inspects the whole siding system: panels, trim, flashing, and the house wrap behind it, where water damage usually shows first.

02

Written record

Documentation

The crew photographs the condition of the siding and provides a written assessment of its remaining service life and the work it needs.

03

Honest advice

Repair-or-replace recommendation

White Ibis Restoration recommends targeted repair when the siding has life left, and full replacement when repair costs approach replacement or the system cannot be brought up to code piece by piece.

04

Storm damage only

Insurance step

When a storm is involved, the property owner shares the documentation with their insurance carrier and communicates directly with the carrier about coverage. White Ibis Restoration inspects, documents, and recommends; the claim stays between the owner and the carrier.

05

On-site

The work

For a replacement, the crew removes the old siding, installs new house wrap and flashing, and fastens the new siding to code. For a repair, the crew restores the affected area to match.

06

Sign-off

Final walkthrough and warranty

White Ibis Restoration walks the finished siding with the owner and provides the workmanship and manufacturer warranty details in writing.

Why White Ibis Restoration

Twenty-five years of exterior restoration experience, in every layer you don't see

White Ibis Restoration is the right siding choice for owners in Volusia, Flagler, and Seminole counties because the work is backed by an owner with 25 years of roofing and exterior restoration experience. That experience shows up in the parts of a siding install you never see: the house wrap, the flashing, the fastening, and the trim work that determine how long siding lasts.

This experience shapes our restoration recommendations, too. White Ibis Restoration inspects the full exterior, documents its condition, and advises repair or replacement based on what it needs. You get siding built to the Florida Building Code, a written record of its condition, and an honest call on the work ahead.

We recommend repair or replacement based on what your siding needs—not on what costs the most.

The White Ibis Restoration standard

Know The Warning Signs

Signs You Need New Siding

Not every siding problem is obvious from the curb. These are the signs worth calling us about.

Cracked, warped, or missing panels

Damaged panels let water behind the siding, where it can reach the sheathing and framing.

Soft spots when pressed

Soft or spongy siding is a sign of water damage that's already spread.

Rising energy bills

Gaps and damaged siding let conditioned air escape and outside heat in.

Siding is 20+ years old

Most siding systems reach the end of their service life in this range, even without obvious damage.

Bubbling or peeling paint

Paint failure on siding often means moisture is trapped underneath.

Visible mold, mildew, or discoloration

Persistent staining can mean moisture is getting trapped against the siding.

Warping or buckling in direct sun

Siding that's aged past its rating can warp under Florida's heat.

Interior wall damage near exterior walls

Water stains or damage inside near an exterior wall often traces back to failed siding outside.

Who We Serve

Who White Ibis Restoration Serves

Homeowners with storm damage that need their siding inspected, documented, and repaired quickly.

Proactive owners needing siding strengthened before hurricane season to protect the property's value.

HOA boards and commercial property managers who need larger siding projects run on a clear schedule, with one project manager and minimal disruption to residents and tenants.

Where We Work

Volusia County

Daytona Beach

Ormond Beach

Port Orange

New Smyrna Beach

Deltona

DeLand

Flagler County

Palm Coast

Seminole County

Sanford

Oviedo

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Should I repair or replace my siding?
Repair makes sense when siding is in the first half of its life and the damage is localized. Replacement makes sense when the siding is aging, the damage is widespread, or the work crosses Florida’s code repair threshold. White Ibis Restoration inspects the siding and recommends the option that fits its actual condition, and it performs both.
Not always, and that decision stays between you and your insurance carrier. After a storm, White Ibis Restoration inspects the siding, documents the visible damage in photos and writing, and recommends the repairs it needs. You decide whether to file a claim and communicate directly with your carrier about coverage. White Ibis Restoration then completes the repairs you approve.
Yes. White Ibis Restoration installs and restores panel and cladding systems and coordinates multi-building siding projects for HOAs and property managers. Each project runs with one project manager, a set schedule, and a plan to keep disruption to residents and tenants low.
White Ibis Restoration serves Volusia, Flagler, and Seminole counties, including Daytona Beach, Ormond Beach, Port Orange, New Smyrna Beach, Palm Coast, Deltona, DeLand, Sanford, and Oviedo.
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386.600.5280
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128 Orange Ave, Suite 245 Daytona Beach, FL 32114
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Volusia, Flagler & Seminole Counties
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Mon–Fri, 8am–5pm
Emergency storm response available