Siding Field Supervisor

Location: Birmingham, AL Area

Position: Full-Time, Field-Based

Position Overview

We are seeking an experienced, hands-on Siding Field Supervisor to manage residential replacement siding projects, oversee subcontractor crews, and deliver an exceptional homeowner experience. Our company currently completes approximately 3–5 siding projects per week, primarily involving vinyl siding and James Hardie fiber cement siding.

This person will work directly in the field, visiting active projects, inspecting installations, holding crews accountable, and ensuring jobs are completed correctly. They must also be capable of personally completing small repairs, punch-list items, and warranty work.

Exceptional customer service and communication skills are essential. The ideal candidate combines strong technical knowledge with the professionalism, organization, and follow-through needed to earn homeowner trust and resolve concerns.

Material ordering is handled by the production team. This position communicates material shortages and jobsite needs promptly.

Key Responsibilities

Field Project Management & Subcontractor Supervision

• Oversee assigned siding projects from initial jobsite review through final completion.
• Review approved scopes, installation details, and homeowner expectations with subcontractor crews.
• Visit active jobs daily, prioritizing inspections around critical installation stages.
• Monitor progress and coordinate with crews and the production team to keep projects on schedule.
• Hold subcontractors accountable for workmanship, scope completion, property protection, cleanup, and timely performance.
• Identify concealed damage, scope discrepancies, and additional work needs; document findings and obtain management approval before changes proceed.
• Report material shortages and incorrect or damaged deliveries to the office or production team.

Installation Inspections & Quality Control

• Inspect vinyl and Hardie siding installations throughout construction, including critical details before they are covered.
• Check weather barriers, flashing, fastening, clearances, trim, transitions, and finish details against manufacturer instructions and company standards.
• Identify deficiencies early, clearly communicate required corrections, and verify that corrections are completed properly.