

A lot of Aston wasbuilt in the postwar decades, ranches and split-levels with long, low wallsoften still wearing their first run of aluminum or hardboard siding. Thosematerials fade, dent, and loosen over time, and replacing them tightens thehouse and updates its look in one move. Volpe Enterprises has sided DelawareCounty homes since 1970 and handles Aston projects from a single wall to thewhole exterior.


Ranch andsplit-level projects here use vinyl and other durable siding, chosen from awide range of profiles, textures, and colors and finished with trim, corners,and flashing along each long elevation. A low, horizontal house reads best withthe profile and color chosen to suit its lines.
Tear-off comesfirst. We check the sheathing and moisture barrier, show you any rot, andrepair it before anything new is hung, since decades of rain can work its waybehind old cladding.
We re-flash thewindows, doors, and roof-to-wall junctions while the walls are open, since along ranch has plenty of horizontal seams for driven rain to work at.
Because a ranchspreads out rather than up, most of the work stays at a comfortable height. Ona split-level, we lay out the courses so they line up where the wall heightschange.
A color spreadacross a long, low wall behaves differently than the same shade on a tall,narrow one, and a full sample shows you which.
At the Malvernshowroom you can pick up full-size panels, set a color next to trim and shutteroptions, and see how a profile runs across a broad face.
Aston is an easydrive from the Malvern showroom at 52 Lancaster Ave. Phone (484) 798-2655before you come, and the profiles and colors on your list will be ready tocompare.
Aston ownerschoose us because a modest ranch deserves the same finish work as a much largerhouse. Our team and trusted trade partners protect the beds and walkways andtidy the site at the end of each day.
The BetterBusiness Bureau rates Volpe A+, and the company has been family owned since1970, is fully insured, is an EPA Lead-Safe Certified Firm, and is licensed inPennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware.
Yes. From the Malvern showroom we also re-side homes inBrookhaven, Chester Heights, and across the surrounding Delaware County area.
Yes. Aging aluminum andhardboard are common on Aston ranches, and we remove them and install new vinylor other durable siding in the profile and color you pick.
On an older house it ispossible, which is why we look. You will see the sheathing and moisture barrieronce the old siding is off, and any rot or water damage gets fixed before newsiding goes on.
A typical Aston ranch orsplit-level takes several days to about a week. Size and material drive theschedule, and you get it in writing before we begin.
It can be on housesbuilt before 1978, which describes many homes here. As an EPA Lead-Safe Certified Firm, we followlead-safe containment and disposal on that work.