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Siding Contractors
Siding is one of the best ways to improve your home and improve its energy efficiency. There are many different types of siding. It is important that you speak to someone that will treat your home as if it were their own. Our sales team will take the time you need to make such a critical decision.
Services Performed by Local Siding Contractors
Exterior Siding Installation
Using various materials and styles, our experienced exterior siding contractors can quickly and efficiently install siding that fits your home’s needs and aesthetic. Proper siding, well-suited to your house, will improve your home’s energy efficiency and curb appeal.
Siding Repair
If severe weather or other issues have broken your home’s siding, our team can inspect the damage to help you determine the best course of action. Our contractors use high-quality materials, state-of-the-art tools, and proven techniques to ensure our repairs contribute to the lifespan and beauty of your home.
Different Grades of Siding
Alside Products/Mastic Products
- Prodigy
- Charter Oak
- Odyssey
- Conquest
- Board & Batten
- Ovation
- Carved wood
- Quest
- Board+Batten Designer Series
Prodigy Siding
- TrueForm Design
- RigidLock Locking Feature
- Premium 5″, 6″ and 7″ Exposure Widths
- 1-1/2″ Precisely Contoured Insulation
- Subtle, Finely Milled Grain Finish
- Lifetime, Transferable Warranty (manufacturers)
- Siding Thickness: .046″ (nominal)
- Panel Thickness: 1.5″ (nominal)
Charter Oak Siding
- Exclusive TriBeam Design for Superior Rigidity
- Choice of Natural Oak Grain or Matte Finish
- Dutch Lap and Clapboard Profiles
- Lifetime Transferable Warranty
- Thickness: .046″ (nominal)
- Texture: Richly Detailed Oak Grain or Matte Finish
Odyssey Siding
- Dutch Lap and Clapboard Profiles
- 4″ or 5″ Exposure Widths
- Finely Detailed Wood Grain Texture
- Rich, Low-Gloss Finish
- Rolled-over Nail Hem and Double Staggered Nail Slots
- Lifetime, Transferable Warranty
- Projection: 5/8″
- Thickness: .044″ (nominal)
- Texture: Subtle Wood Grain
Conquest Siding
- Rolled Top Nail Hem for Increased Rigidity
- Attractive Cedar Grain Texture
- Dutch Lap and Clapboard Profiles
- Projection: 1/2″
- Thickness: .040″ (nominal)
- Texture: Cedar Grain
Board and Batten Siding
- Authentic Profile
- Subtle Cedar Finish
- Low-Gloss Finish for the look of Freshly Painted Wood
- Lifetime, Transferable Warranty
- Thickness: .050″ (nominal)
- Lifetime, Transferable Warranty
- Texture: Finely Milled Cedar
Ovation Siding
- Ovation is Engineered for Strength and Durability
- Our Exclusive Snap+Lock+Hold Locking System Keeps Panels
in Place, Even During High Winds - Rated up to 195 MPH Winds
- Premium .042 Vinyl Thickness
- Limited Lifetime Warranty
Carved wood Siding
- Two Attractive Finishes, Smooth or Woodgrain
- Mimics the Beauty of Real Wood
- Carved wood is the Ideal Choice for a Virtually Maintenance-Free Home Exterior
- Rated up to 200 MPH Winds
- Premium .044 Vinyl Thickness
- Limited Lifetime Warranty
Quest Siding
- Double Thick Nail Hem for Grater Stability
- GELOY Sun Protection
- Backed by Mastic’s V.I.P. Warranty!
- The Most Secure Panel Lock System in the Industry
- Rated up to 240 MPH Winds!
- Premium .046 Vinyl Thickness
Board and Batten Siding
- Crisp Vertical Lines
- Distinctive Woodgrain Look
- Advanced Locking System and Nail Hem
- Rated up to 175 MPH Winds
- Premium .048 Vinyl Thickness
Choosing the Right Exterior Siding
When you build or renovate a home, your choice of siding will be a major influence on your home’s look and energy efficiency. To choose the type of siding best suited to your home, you’ll need to pay attention to a variety of factors, including the aesthetic style of your home, your budget, and of course, the climate of your area.
When it comes to style, consider that different materials will also change your home’s overall look and function. Wood and stucco are often used for a more rustic, traditional look, while materials like vinyl or fiber cement are preferred for modern styles.
Best Siding Type for Your Climate
Wherever your home is located, there will be unique elements that you’re home will need to shelter you from. That’s why it’s also wise to keep your local climate in mind selecting your exterior siding material. While it will be best to speak with one of our siding contractors to find the best fit for your home, it’s a good idea to consider siding options that are weather-resistant like vinyl or fiber cement, if your area tends to experience extreme weather.
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