The siding you choose defines your home’s personality, increases its value, and creates curb appeal. While siding should be functional and aesthetical, it should also express your personal tastes. To get the most out of your new siding, here are… Read More »
A person buying siding typically thinks first of the type of material and how much it will cost. But because any kind of cladding is a major investment that can impact a building’s structural integrity, there are several other factors… Read More »
While soffit and fascia aren’t as noticeable on your home’s exterior as siding is, they do play a significant role in protection from water damage. And like siding, soffit panels and fascia boards add an aesthetic element to its overall… Read More »
Siding protects your home from the elements, doesn’t have to be painted and is durable. But some types, like cedar siding, are higher maintenance than others. What if you could have the look and feel of wood siding without the… Read More »
Siding is designed to protect your home from the elements. While it must be functional, the siding material you choose should also be esthetic, complementing the architectural style to create a harmonious exterior. Durable and beautiful, cedar is a popular… Read More »
When purchasing new siding for your home, yes, it should be affordable while successfully protecting your investment. But if you want to be happy with it for as long as you own your home, it should tick multiple boxes. Siding… Read More »
The exterior of your home has personality – trim, roof and door colours, style of windows, and the type and style of siding – all work together to make a statement. You’ve seen houses that have a certain “wow” factor.… Read More »
Ever driven by a house and done a double take? There’s something about its appearance that grabs your attention. You know it’s siding, but why does it look so amazing? Here is a brief guide to siding types and styles… Read More »
Making its initial appearance in 1903, fiber cement siding was durable, easy to maintain and inexpensive to produce. It originally used asbestos to strengthen the panels and fell out of popularity due to the mineral’s harmful side effects. But when… Read More »
Stucco is a popular type of siding for residential buildings because it is versatile, fire resistant and relatively maintenance free. But it suits some climates better than others. If you live on the West Coast, particularly in Vancouver or anywhere… Read More »
