The most common types of siding are fiber cement, vinyl, wood, aluminum and steel. Each type has its own advantages and disadvantages.

  Fiber cement siding is a composite material that is made from cement, wood fibers, and resins. It is very durable and low-maintenance.

  Vinyl siding is the most popular type of siding. It is affordable, low-maintenance, and durable. However, it is not as energy-efficient as some other types of siding.

  Wood siding is a traditional and attractive option. It is also very durable, but it requires regular maintenance, such as painting or staining.

  Aluminum siding is lightweight and easy to install. It is also resistant to moisture and rot. However, it can be noisy in high winds.

  Steel siding is very durable and energy-efficient. However, it is also the most expensive type of siding.

The cost of siding varies depending on the type of siding, the size of the home, and the labor costs in your area. Vinyl siding is the most affordable option, while steel siding is the most expensive. Call or fill out our contact form for a free estimate!

The lifespan of siding varies depending on the type of siding and the climate in your area.

Fiber cement siding should be replaced every 50 years.

Vinyl siding should be replaced every 10-20 years.

Wood siding should be replaced every 20-40 years, when keeping up with proper maintenance.

  Protection from the elements: Siding protects your home from the sun, rain, snow, and wind.

  Increased energy efficiency: Siding can help to keep your home cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter.

  Improved curb appeal: Siding can make your home look more attractive.

  Increased resale value: Siding can increase the resale value of your home.

When selecting siding, there are five basic issues to consider:

• Energy Efficiency: Check the R-value rating for energy savings and understand what will be needed as far as insulation beneath the cladding
• Aesthetics: Your siding will be in full view as you come and go, so make sure it is beautiful to you
• Durability: Does it have the strength to resist temperature shifts present in your climate? How does it stand up to everyday wear and tear?
• Water Resistance: Water-resistant types of siding will have longer life spans.
• Versatility: Make sure the siding has the versatility to meet the varied needs of your specific project. If there are aspects of your home's exterior that will make using a particular type of siding more challenging than others, make sure you understand what the added costs or necessary adjustments will be

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FINANCING:  Our Financing Partners will help you to find the right loan options for your project.