Home Siding Installation & Replacement Services

Vinyl siding is a durable and low-maintenance exterior cladding made from PVC (polyvinyl chloride) plastic. It is popular for its wide range of colors, styles, and affordability, making it one of the most commonly used siding materials in residential construction. It doesn’t require painting and can be cleaned with just soap and water. 

This type of siding can be fitted with insulated backing to enhance energy efficiency, reducing heating and cooling costs.

Fiber cement siding is a composite material made of cement, sand, and cellulose fibers. This type of siding is known for its durability, resistance to fire and pests, and the ability to mimic the appearance of wood, stone, and other natural materials. Fiber cement can withstand adverse weather conditions and lasts longer than many other materials. 

This type of siding provides better insulation than vinyl but less than insulated vinyl or wood options. Its thermal resistance is moderate.

Composite cladding is made from a mixture of recycled wood fibers and plastic, creating a strong, durable, and eco-friendly exterior finish. It combines the aesthetic appeal of wood with the low maintenance of synthetic materials. 

This type of siding offers good insulation properties and can help in reducing energy consumption by improving thermal efficiency.

Wood siding offers a natural and traditional look for homes, made from various woods like cedar, pine, and redwood. It’s prized for its beauty and natural insulating properties but requires regular maintenance to protect against the elements. With excellent aesthetic appeal, wood offers good insulation naturally and can be painted or stained in any color. 

This type of siding has natural insulating properties, making it energy efficient, but the level of insulation can vary based on the type and thickness of the wood.

Engineered wood siding is manufactured from wood fibers combined with resins and other binders. It’s designed to look and feel like natural wood while providing improved resistance to moisture, decay, and pests. 

This type of siding is great for those who want wood siding but don’t want to deal with the maintenance. It’s lighter than fiber cement and can be easier to install. Engineered wood provides good insulation but requires proper installation to maximize energy efficiency.

Metal siding, typically made from aluminum or steel, provides a modern, durable, and low-maintenance exterior option. It stands up well to severe weather conditions and can last for decades with minimal upkeep.

This siding is durable, fire-resistant, and virtually pest-proof. It requires little maintenance and can last for decades. Metal siding can also help cool homes in hot climates.

Concrete siding, often referred to as fiber cement or HardiePlank, is made from a mix of cement, sand, and cellulose fibers. It offers exceptional durability and fire resistance, with the versatility to mimic other materials like wood.

This siding is extremely durable, fireproof, and resistant to rot, pests, and weathering. Concrete siding can mimic the look of wood, stone, or brick and offers excellent temperature regulation.

Stucco is a plaster-based siding material applied in several layers over a lath base, creating a solid, textured exterior finish. It’s especially popular in southwestern architecture for its aesthetic appeal and ability to withstand hot, dry climates. It’s durable and offers a range of textures and colors. 

This siding has moderate insulating properties but can be applied over insulation boards to enhance energy efficiency.