We provide professional roofing, siding, and gutter services in Roswell, GA, designed to protect and maintain your home’s exterior. Whether you need installation, repair, or replacement, our team focuses on proper workmanship, clear communication, and dependable results from start to finish.
House wrap and weatherproofing in Roswell, GA form the critical moisture and air control layer between your home’s structural sheathing and the exterior siding — determining how well your home resists water intrusion, air infiltration, and energy loss over its lifetime. At Gibbs Roofing & Siding, we install high-performance house wrap systems as part of every re-siding project and as a standalone upgrade for homes with failing moisture barriers.
Georgia’s humid climate and frequent wind-driven rain events make a properly installed house wrap essential. When house wrap fails or is improperly installed, moisture that infiltrates behind siding accumulates against the sheathing and framing, promoting mold, rot, and insulation degradation that can go undetected for years. Homeowners in Roswell, Marietta, and Alpharetta replacing siding should have their house wrap condition assessed first.
Our weatherproofing installations include proper shingle-lap sequencing at horizontal seams, sealed window and door flanges, flashing tape at penetrations, and drainage plane integration. Combine our service with residential siding installation for a complete exterior assembly, energy-efficient siding for improved thermal performance, or exterior trim replacement to seal perimeter edges.
The Vinyl Siding Institute’s installation guidelines specify drainage plane and water-resistive barrier requirements for all residential vinyl siding installations.
Modern house wrap products differ in permeability, tear strength, and drainage performance. At Gibbs Roofing & Siding, we select products based on wall assembly, climate exposure, and the siding system being installed. In Georgia’s mixed-humid climate, a moderately vapor-permeable wrap (10–20 perms) is generally optimal.
Installation details determine whether house wrap actually functions as specified. Critical details include: top-over-bottom lap sequencing at horizontal seams, minimum 6-inch horizontal and 12-inch vertical overlaps, and complete sealing at all terminations — window sill flashing, door head flashing, corner post openings, and utility penetrations. We use flashing tape rated for exterior applications at every seam that cannot be water-shed by lapping alone.
Common failure points we find in Roswell homes during siding removal include torn wrap at window corners (caused by staple-only installation without tape), gaps at inside corner posts, and reversed laps where a previous installer worked top-to-bottom. Each failure is corrected before new siding goes up. See our soffit and fascia services for drainage integration at the roofline. For active moisture issues, our storm-damaged siding repair team assesses whether house wrap has been compromised. VSI guidelines detail proper wrap installation requirements.
We’re trusted by homeowners for consistent workmanship, clear communication, and dependable results.
A quality house wrap installation is the most important step in any re-siding project — and the one most frequently skipped or compromised by contractors who prioritize speed over long-term performance. At Gibbs Roofing & Siding, we treat the weatherproofing layer as the foundation of your entire exterior system, giving it the same attention to detail that we apply to the visible siding above it.
We serve Roswell, Alpharetta, Woodstock, and Kennesaw homeowners who want exterior work done right — not just done quickly. Every house wrap installation we perform is inspected at each phase: wrap installation, window and door flashing, and final inspection before siding is applied. If we find existing moisture damage during removal, we remediate it before proceeding.
Protect your home’s structure for the long term. Call (404) 545-6900 to schedule a weatherproofing assessment, or use our instant quote tool to start planning your siding and weatherproofing project.