Siding is one of the most important elements of any building—whether commercial or residential. It not only acts as a protective barrier from nature’s elements, it can also improve energy efficiencies by decreasing monthly heating and cooling costs.

The right siding also provides the finishing touch to a your commercial space or home, boosting overall curb appeal.

Wood Siding

Hardwood is one of the most popular types of siding used today because it can be painted in virtually any color and is available in several design patterns, styles, and widths. While it is relatively lower in cost than most common siding choices, it more susceptible to the elements of nature.

Vinyl Siding

Vinyl siding costs more than wood siding, but is one of the most durable siding materials.  It requires very little maintenance (no repainting!) and won’t scratch or dent. Vinyl siding can be combined, using various colors and patterns.

Stone Siding

Stone siding can add visual interest to both commercial buildings and homes. It can be used to cover entire exterior walls or serve as an accent. Because of the complex manufacturing process involved, stone is one of the more expensive types of siding.

Fiber Cement Siding

Although it has been available for decades, fiber cement siding is becoming increasingly popular. It is widely used in areas where humidity levels are high. It is very durable and like wood, it can be painted in virtually any color. There are not as many style, design, and pattern options, but this is expected to change as it continues to grow in popularity. Because of the cost of the materials and labor involved in installing it, fiber cement is one of the most expensive siding options.