Siding
Clapboards
Clapboard siding is a type of siding made from wedge-shaped boards designed to overlap each other. The individual boards used in clapboard siding are known as clapboards; clapboard siding may also be referred to as bevel, lap, or weatherboard siding. Many people find clapboard siding aesthetically pleasing, and the style is associated especially with frame homes.
Hardboard & OSB
Hardboard and OSB siding are engineered wood products that can offer many benefits. One attractive factor is the price; hardboard and OSB are usually less expensive than solid wood. Hardboard and OSB also come in many styles and designs, ranging from traditional lap siding to rustic board-and-batten to even a stucco look-alike. Others appreciate the smoothness of hardboard’s and OSB’s surfaces, which finish quite well. But while this uniform surface, free of knots and other defects, can be a virtue, it can also lack the character of solid wood. Most agree however, that wood-composite siding looks more “natural” than vinyl or aluminum.
Wood Shingles
This style of shingle is a low maintenance siding product that adds beauty, texture, durability and insulating qualities to either new construction, remodeling, or renovation of existing structures. These shingles are machine trimmed for parallel edges and have smooth butts sawn at right angles.
They are available in a variety of factory finished options to suit your specific project. Cedar Shingles provide the highest insulation value of any product and are manufactured from a renewable resource, standing out as an environmentally sound choice.
Cement Sliding
Cement offers innovative siding that increases the beauty, value, safety and durability of your home. Enjoy the low maintenance of baked-on color, and feel safe knowing that our siding products are resistant to just about anything Mother Nature can throw at them.
Vinyl Siding
Vinyl siding steadily grew in popularity over the last four decades due to its durability, versatility, and ease of maintenance. The product is manufactured primarily with polyvinyl chloride (PVC), a material that gives impact resistance, rigidity and strength. Today, vinyl siding is the number one choice of exterior cladding across the United States and Canada. Vinyl siding is available in a broad palette of colors, profiles and architectural trim to assist architects, builders and homeowners in customizing their new construction and renovation designs, and it can complement historical restoration projects.
