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Siding
When it comes to installing siding on your new home or replacing your existing siding, the choices are endless. The first step is to narrow down the type of siding that is right for you. Regardless of the type of siding you choose, our highly trained professionals will do the job right. Regardless of your siding choice, you can accent with shutters, fypons and other decorative accessories.
Vinyl Siding
Vinyl siding is the most popular siding type and for good reason. In addition to being cost-efficient, it comes in an array of colors and profiles—there’s sure to be one that’s just what you are looking for. With the design flexibility of vinyl, you can update your existing home, add character or even recreate a Victorian look. An intriguing selection of trim and accessories all add to vinyl’s appeal. After all, it’s the details that make the difference between common and spectacular.
Vinyl siding needs almost no maintenance—an occasional soap and water cleaning is all it needs so it will look just as good years from now as the day it was installed. It is impervious to rain, cold, salt and snow. It won’t rot, peel, dent or show scratches and it never needs painting. Vinyl siding is a great investment in your home in terms of payback.
Insulated Siding
Insulated siding is a hybrid of maintenance-free siding and energy saving insulation. It offers superior strength and noise reduction. Insulated siding has an exceptional architecturally correct appearance with decorative corner accessories, trim boards and crown moldings available to customize your look.
Aluminum Siding
Aluminum siding is highly durable, non-combustible and like vinyl, requires very little maintenance. It won’t chip, flake or peel.
Fiber Cement Siding
Enjoy the lasting features and handsome appearance of wood without all the upkeep. Fiber cement siding provides authentic wood grains and textures in a stunning array or colors and optional shapes. It can be painted any color, and because it resists shrinking and expanding the color lasts longer than on wood siding. It also resists termites and rotting, which can be problematic with wood siding. Fiber cement’s long lasting durability resists every day bumps and impacts and has superior freeze/thaw protection.
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