How To Repair Rotted T111 Siding

T111 siding has been around for years and years. It's prone to rotting if not taken care off. In this video, I'm going to show you one way to repair rotted T111 siding. In most cases, replacing the T111 is not necessary. Repairing T111 siding can be done for a fraction the cost of replacing your T111 wood siding.
Here are the tools you'll need to repair T1-11 siding.
A tape measure
Something to mark with
A circular saw
A level
2" galvanized exterior nails or 2" deck screws
A cordless drill if using deck screws
As you'll see in the video, there's not a whole lot to repairing T111 wood siding that has rotted at the lower edge.
T111 wood siding has been popular for years because it's typically cheaper. T111 at Lowes is some of their most inexpensive wood siding.
The problem with T1-11 siding is that it has deep grooves and a rough surface. If not prepped, primed and painted properly, the T1-11 siding will rot pretty quick. The edges exposed to the elements tend to rot first. Here's how I go about repairing T111 siding if the customer is on a budget and doesn't want to replace the whole panel of T1-11 siding.
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