Types of siding

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Hardie Plank is made from fiber cement, a composite material that resists damage from harsh weather, pests, and fire. Hardie Plank siding comes in a variety of textures, colors, and styles. It allows for customization while maintaining a high-end, timeless appearance that boosts curb appeal.

 Traditional stucco siding is a cement mixture added to sand or lime. Because it can be shaped and textured, stucco is used to achieve an array of architectural styles. Generally, applying stucco siding involves covering a wooden wall with galvanized metal screening and tar paper, then covering it with stucco. Stucco is often applied to brick or stone surfaces, as well. 

Vinyl siding is a popular and cost-effective exterior cladding option for homes, known for its low maintenance and versatility.  Hundreds of vinyl color choices are available in profiles, including horizontal and vertical panels, shakes, shingles, fish scales, lap, and beaded designs. The only routine maintenance is an occasional wash. 

 Metal siding, typically made from steel or aluminum, covers the outside of many modern-look homes.  The beauty of metals is builders can form them to meet desired shapes, curves, and edges. In addition, the strength and longevity of metals surpass most standard house siding options currently on the market. 

Nichiha siding is a premium fiber cement siding known for its durability, versatility, and modern design appeal. It resists fire, rot, pests, and harsh weather conditions long-lasting for both residential and commercial projects. Nichiha siding is available in a wide range of textures and finishes, including styles that mimic wood, stone, and metal, offering excellent customization for any aesthetic. It’s low-maintenance, eco-friendly, and ideal for achieving a high-end look with the performance benefits of fiber cement.

Wood shingle siding is a traditional exterior cladding material used on homes and buildings, known for its natural beauty, durability, and timeless charm. It consists of thin, wedge-shaped pieces of wood (usually cedar, redwood, or cypress) that overlap to create a textured, weather-resistant surface. Types of wood shingle includes: Cedor Shingles, redwood shingle, cypresss shingle.