SIDING

Vinyl or Hardie® fiber cement.

Two straightforward siding paths, with the choice based on budget, appearance, maintenance goals, and the condition of the existing wall system.

VINYL SIDING

Profiles, colors, and low-maintenance performance.

Examples of vinyl siding profiles including clapboard, Dutch lap, board and batten, shakes, beaded, scallops, vertical, and insulated sidingVinyl siding profiles

Vinyl Siding

Vinyl siding offers a broad range of profiles and colors—from beige, white, and gray to charcoal, black, and rich blues. Premium fade-resistant options provide a durable, low-maintenance alternative to painted wood.

  • Horizontal Lap: Traditional overlapping panels in common 3-inch, 4-inch, and 4.5-inch exposures.
  • Dutch Lap: A decorative concave bevel creates deeper shadow lines.
  • Vertical / Board & Batten: A vertical profile popular on modern farmhouses, gables, and accent walls.
  • Shakes & Shingles: Straight, staggered, or scalloped profiles that recreate cedar and decorative shingle looks.
  • Beaded Siding: A smooth profile with a rounded lower bead for a classic, refined finish.
POPULAR UPGRADED OPTIONS

Premium materials and standout profiles.

These popular upgrades add stronger visual character or a more substantial material system.

Wood-grain fiber-cement lap sidingHardie® fiber-cement lap siding
Popular Upgraded Option

Hardie® Plank / Fiber Cement

Hardie® Plank is a premium fiber-cement siding made from a composite of cement, sand, water, cellulose fibers, and product-specific additives.

  • Cement: Provides core strength, stability, and fire-resistant performance.
  • Sand: Serves as a primary filler and adds structural integrity.
  • Cellulose Fibers: Reinforce the material and add flexibility to help resist cracking.
  • Water: Blends the raw materials into a workable mixture during manufacturing.
  • Proprietary Additives: Product-specific ingredients support moisture resistance, UV performance, and durability for different climates.
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White home with vertical board-and-batten sidingBoard & batten siding
Popular Upgraded Option

Board & Batten

Vertical boards with raised battens create strong lines and a modern farmhouse appearance. Board and batten works well across a full exterior or as an accent on gables and entry features.

  • Distinctive Style: Vertical lines add height and architectural character.
  • Flexible Application: Use it as a whole-home finish or pair it with horizontal lap siding.
  • Color Options: Available in classic light neutrals as well as darker contemporary tones.
WHAT WE ADDRESS

More than the visible panel.

01

Existing condition

Damage, moisture signs, trim, openings, transitions, and substrate concerns.

02

Weather barrier

Evaluate the wall's water-management layer before covering it back up.

03

Trim & details

Windows, doors, corners, penetrations, and transitions matter to the finished system.

04

Finished siding

Install the chosen material cleanly and leave the property ready to enjoy.

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