We install numerous types of quality siding that will make your home look amazing while insulating and protecting it. We offer many siding options to fit your needs. 

Thickness – Vinyl siding usually comes in a thickness of .040”. Thicker siding, such as .052”, is more durable and has better fade resistance, but will cost more.

Styles – Plain, smooth vinyl with no textures or other features will be cheaper than the textured material that resembles wood, stone, or other materials.

Layout and Size –The size of the project will directly impact the overall cost, a larger house will require more material, more labor, and will cost more. Keep in mind that odd-shaped openings, such as custom windows and doors, require the siding to be cut to non-standard shapes. 

Details – Moldings, trim, corners, vents, and other customizations are extras, so make sure to ask your consultant about these options.

In our opinion, there is no one “best choice” in siding since every material has advantages and

disadvantages. 

Vinyl- Vinyl siding is the most popular due to its durability and cost effectiveness. Regular cleaning is recommend and is the only form of maintenance you'll need when installed professionally. 

Wood – Wood siding has a more natural look. Using reclaimed or sustainably harvested wood makes it environmentally friendly, and disposal is easy. However, wood is very high maintenance and costs twice as much as vinyl.

Engineered Wood – Engineered wood siding is an emerging material made of wood strands coated in resin and compressed for strength. It offers strong resistance to the elements, cost-efficiency, and an authentic wood appearance. Fiber Cement – Fiber cement is flame-resistant and can withstand hurricane-force winds. Standard siding maintenance includes re-caulking and painting.