Exterior trim frames your windows, doors, corners, and roofline, and fascia wrap encloses exposed wood in low-maintenance aluminum or composite. Overcash Siding installs and wraps exterior trim across the Madison area to eliminate the peeling, rotting wood that fails first — giving your home a crisp, weather-tight, paint-free finish.
Trim is where most exteriors start to fail. Exposed wood around windows, doors, corners, and along the roofline takes the brunt of the weather and is the first thing to peel, crack, and rot. Wrapping or replacing that trim with low-maintenance materials removes the weak point and sharpens the whole look of the home.
We install new trim and wrap existing trim in aluminum or composite, coordinating colors and profiles with your siding. It is a natural companion to any siding project and a worthwhile standalone upgrade when your trim is tired but your siding still has life.
When to Update or Wrap Your Trim
- Peeling paint or rot on window and door trim or corner boards
- Exposed wood fascia that needs constant repainting
- A re-siding project where the trim should be updated to match
- You want to eliminate exterior painting from your maintenance list
Aluminum vs. Composite Trim
Aluminum wrap (capping) covers existing wood trim in custom-bent, color-matched metal — fast, affordable, and maintenance-free. Composite and PVC trim boards replace wood entirely with a material that will not rot, ideal where the underlying wood is already damaged. We recommend the right approach based on the condition of your existing trim and your budget.
Why Trim Matters in Our Climate
Wisconsin freeze-thaw cycles exploit any gap where water can sit and expand. Trim joints around windows and doors are prime spots for that damage, and once the wood behind fails, water reaches the wall. Well-detailed, wrapped trim closes those vulnerable joints and keeps the exterior sealed against wind-driven rain and ice.
Our Process
- 1
Assessment
We inspect trim condition and recommend wrapping vs. replacement.
- 2
Repair Underlying Wood
We address any rotted wood before wrapping or trimming over it.
- 3
Wrap or Install
We custom-bend aluminum or install composite trim, color-matched to your home.
- 4
Seal & Finish
Joints are sealed for a clean, watertight, maintenance-free result.
What Affects Exterior Trim Cost
Trim cost depends on scope and material. The main drivers:
- Linear footage
- Total trim length around windows, doors, corners, and roofline.
- Wrap vs. replace
- Wrapping sound wood costs less than replacing rotted trim with new material.
- Material
- Aluminum capping vs. composite/PVC board affects price.
- Access & detail
- Height and architectural complexity affect labor.