Vinyl Siding

Vinyl siding is a great option for many homes. It is economical compared with most other options and very low maintenance. It does not require to be painted like traditional wood, fiber cement or many other new products and can easily be cleaned with simple cleaners, brushes and water. It has a wide range of styles listed below that can be mixed and matched for a custom look. Many styles come in either a wood grain or smooth pattern and most options have dozens of colors to choose from.

Clapboard style vinyl siding mimics a traditional cedar clapboard look. The exposure can typically range from 3-5 inches. 

Dutchlap style vinyl siding mimics a traditional dutchlap horizontal board with a concave bevel below the reveal. 

Cedar shingle look vinyl siding comes in a variety of exposures, styles and colors including natural wood look. It can be used for an entire exterior, or works well as an accent on dormers or gable faces.

Board and batten vinyl siding is a vertically installed siding and comes in several width variations. It can be used for an entire siding project of as an accent on gable faces or other areas of the house. 

Scalloped style, or "half round" viny siding is often used as an accent on the upper portion of gable faces

Another benefit of vinyl siding is the large range of available trim options that can fit any budget or style preferences.