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10/27/2026

A quick look at how we fabricate custom aluminum gable fascia, from measuring and cutting to bending the finished profile.

10/22/2026

They cost about the same as work boots anyway 😂

10/21/2026

There’s always something on the mind.

10/21/2026

A little look into the process of replacing these windows.

10/20/2026

No two houses are exactly alike, and that’s part of what keeps this work interesting.

Even after years in the trade, there’s always something new to come across.

10/18/2026

Taking out an old window is pretty straightforward. It’s what comes afterward that deserves more attention.

How you prepare the opening, what materials you choose, and how you finish the exterior all play a role in how well that window performs over time.

There isn’t just one product or method for every situation. It’s about understanding what you’re working with and choosing what makes sense for the job.

For now, here’s a look at the removal process.

10/07/2026

Over the years I’ve learned to make simple jigs like this to make the job easier. I have miter saws, siding tables and plenty of tools to cut soffit, but this is still one of the best ways I’ve found to do it.

It’s lightweight, quick to set up, and keeps production moving without hauling out more equipment than we need.

Yeah, it’s not the prettiest setup—but it works. And when you’re doing this every day, efficiency matters.

07/03/2026

ROOFERS AREN’T SIDERS.

I’ll probably stir up the comments with this one… 😅

Respect to the roofers, but siding is its own trade.

If you’ve ever installed a full siding job, you know exactly what I mean.

06/17/2026

Sometimes the cheaper quote costs more.

We’ll see you Monday.

06/10/2026

One jig. Hundreds of cuts.

Built this siding and soffit cutting jig for about $50 using a 2x12, a few scraps, aluminum guides, and some GRKs.

Nothing fancy. The goal is simple: make repeatable cuts, speed up production, and keep everything consistent. When you’re making the same cut over and over, a jig is worth the time to build.

What shop-built tool saves you the most time?

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195 Kendall Point Drive Suite 1
Oswego, IL

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http://Sidingbyruiz.com/

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