how to remove aluminum siding trim around front doors

Before you start the removal process, be sure to have a pry bar, hammer, utility knife and safety glasses on hand.

How to Take Off the Side of the Garage on an Aluminum Sided House

Want to add a little something to your front door? Perhaps the aluminum siding trim framing it is old and tired. No fear though, Superhouse has got you covered and will help you get rid of it & give your front door a little facelift wear!

So first, let’s collect all the tools we will need for this project. Be sure to have a pry bar, hammer, utility knife and safety glasses. These are all of the tools to use when removing the aluminum siding trim from your front door, but still doing so without damaging it.

Start by unscrewing any screws that connect the aluminum siding trim to the front door frame , utilizing a screwdriver. Don't misplaced the screws is all I am saying!

Then strategically pry the bar between the trim and door frame. Carefully pull the trim off the door, keeping in mind that you don't want to break pieces out of the surrounding wall.

When you have worked the pry bar underneath the trimmed and loosened it, take a utility knife and cut through any caulk or sealant that was helping to hold the trim in place against the door frame. This will allow for easy removal of the trim without fighting.

After all screws, caulk and sealant are taken off, slowly Pry the aluminum siding trim from around the front door. And take care not to cut yourself on the trim, there will be some edges that are a bit sharp.

Congratulations you have removed the old aluminum siding trim from your front door! Now enjoy a fresh new-look front entry way. Just remember to dispose of the trim properly and clean up any mess.

In summary, taking off aluminum siding trim from around front doors is an easy and gratifying job that can make your home look more inviting right away. With the right tools and a bit of patience, this is a quick job that can change the look of your front door. Super house is excited to assist you with this, and help get something beautiful in that door of yours. Happy renovating!