The preparation of liquid, methoxylated, polysiloxane hybrid resins containing Me2Si(O-)(2) (D) or MeHSi(O-)(2) (D-H) units cross-linked by Si(O-)(4) (Q) units was attempted using the non-hydrolytic condensation reaction between Si-CI and Si-OMe groups, catalyzed by ZrCl4. The structure of the resins was investigated by Si-29 NMR, which showed that redistribution reactions played a prominent role. Thus, Si-OMe/Si-OSi redistributions lead to a highly homogeneous, random structure for the D/Q resin. On the other hand, this route does not apply to the synthesis of D-H/Q resins, due to the redistribution of SI-H bonds which leads to the escape of MeSiH3 and to the formation of T and T-H units.