Base exterior package
Identify wall assembly, field siding, trims, corners, openings, penetrations, transitions and interfaces included in every applicable unit.
For home builders & general contractors
Siding contractor
built for production.
A new-construction siding subcontractor for Wisconsin builders who need repeatable exterior packages, documented options and coordinated releases.
Builder workflow
Repeatable elevations. Visible exceptions.
Production siding benefits from a base scope tied to specific plans, elevations, wall assemblies, product packages and trim details. CMF reviews what repeats and where colors, mixed materials, openings or elevation options change the package.
Relevant inputs include wall construction, weather-resistive responsibilities, siding and trim specifications, soffit and fascia interfaces, opening details, penetrations, color schedules, unit count and target exterior dates.
Awarded responsibilities, final pricing, schedule and warranty terms are stated in the written agreement. CMF does not substitute marketing language for project documents.
Coordination
Exterior work aligned to the build.
- Plans, elevations and wall-system review
- Defined base package, options and alternates
- Opening, penetration and trim coordination
- Unit releases and documented changes
- Punch and closeout expectations
Send the current plan set, expected phase volume, material packages, target dates, bid deadline and project locations. CMF will confirm whether the opportunity fits current capacity and operating scope.
Western Wisconsin subcontracting
Siding bids for new residential construction.
CMF evaluates new-build siding packages from elevations, wall assemblies, product specifications, openings, transitions, trim schedules, color selections, unit count and release dates. The objective is a repeatable base exterior with visible changes—not a low number that ignores necessary accessories or detailing.
For developments, the bid should identify what repeats, what changes by model or elevation, who releases each address, how selections are controlled and which milestone makes the building ready. CMF considers custom homes, duplex programs, multifamily opportunities and phased residential developments.
Bid deliverables
Information for a serious siding proposal.
A builder-ready submission reduces clarification cycles and makes competing exterior scopes easier to compare.
Models and selections
Separate elevation changes, mixed materials, colors, accent areas, specialty trims and buyer or developer options.
Building-ready releases
Provide the expected sequence, substrate and WRB readiness, window status, access, deliveries and target completion dates.
Commercial terms
State bid form requirements, alternates, payment process, insurance requirements, cleanup, warranty and closeout expectations.
Common questions
Project answers.
Clear information before you request a bid.
What should a builder include in a siding bid package?
Include plans, elevations, wall assembly, siding and trim specifications, opening details, color schedule, unit count, bid deadline and target exterior dates.
Can CMF evaluate repeatable siding scopes for developments?
Yes. CMF reviews base elevations, options, material packages, trim changes and phase schedule so repeatable work and exceptions can be defined.
How should material or color changes be handled?
Base selections and approved alternatives should be identified in the bid documents. Changes after award are documented according to the written agreement.
Can CMF coordinate phased exterior releases?
Yes, when site readiness, weather-resistive work, openings, access, material availability and current capacity support the requested sequence.
Construction partner verification
Proof you can verify before award.
CMF publishes its three active Wisconsin credentials with direct links to the official state records.
Published business identity
CMF Construction Group LLC · Eau Claire, Wisconsin · projects@buildwithcmf.com · (689) 261-6974.
Three active credentials
Wisconsin EC #1772-EC · DC #5158-DCFR · DCQ #5872-DCQ.
Plans before assumptions
Drawings, specifications, schedule inputs and unresolved decisions are identified before final pricing.
Written project terms
Price, scope, schedule, warranty terms, exclusions and change procedures belong in the signed agreement.
Transparent imagery
Current construction images are illustrative and are not presented as completed CMF projects.
Accessible communication
Same-day first-response target Sunday–Friday, 7 AM–7 PM, in English with Spanish-language attention.
Free scope review
Send a siding builder bid package.
Upload plans when available and choose how you want CMF to respond.