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The Different Types of Lap Siding

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The Different Types of Lap Siding For Your Home Lap siding is so popular that you might actually not know what it looks like. Because it’s everywhere. It’s also called horizontal lap siding, clapboard or bevel siding. Is it perfect for your home? It’s incredibly versatile and comes in an entire rainbow of colors, so it works in just about any situation. Here’s a closer look at it, and the different types you will find. Dutchlap Siding This is one of the most popular types you will see on today’s homes. It’s simple, which makes it incredibly versatile. It looks amazing on colonial, Victorian, or any other type of classic style home, or something more modern. The simplistic horizontal nature means it’s also a good fit for both symmetric and asymmetric structures. Our Double 5 Inch Dutch Lap Vinyl Siding is a perfect example of versatility, functionality, and beauty. Horizontal Siding This type is less common. Horizontal Sidng gives the appearance that the boards a...

The Best Vinyl Siding Styles

Top Vinyl Siding Styles in 2019 When looking at different vinyl siding color combinations , you might hear people use the terms “style” and “type” interchangeably. They’ll say, “I want to see all of your vinyl siding colors and styles.” Or “What types do you have?” There is actually a difference between what each term describes in the industry. There are types of vinyl siding like clapboard or horizontal types. Now each of those types have different styles. For example, clapboard has dutch lap, beaded and smooth. Make sense? Your contractor or siding salesman can give you more examples and show you the difference in person. But if you want a bit more clarity, let’s take a look at the different styles you have to choose from: Board and Batten: These run up and down, or vertically, from top to bottom. It’s very popular and you’ve probably seen these in your neighbourhood. It can cost between $3 and $10 per square foot depending on what quality or thickness you’re looking for: For 2,0...

Get to Know the Different Types of Lap Siding

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How do you want your home to look?  Use different types of lap siding to match any desired look or feel for your home. Lap siding is as versatile as it is fashionable. It can give you a warm and homey feel if you like, or you can also get something more modern or urban. If you’re not sure what you want or what’s possible, check out some of the options in lap siding today. Dutch Lap Siding Available colors: Autumn harvest  Boulder gray  Golden honey  Java brown  Tundra  Urban blue   Your vibrant color is protected by HELIOS® Technology to ensure your perfect finish lasts for years in the face of the hot sun, with no fading. DaVinci  Available colors:  Cabot blue  Cabot brown  Cabot red  Castlemore  Colonial Red  Evergreen Ivy Green  Mahogany  Manor  Midnight blue  Pecan  Spice  Bold, yet warm colors give the DaVinci collection a style that ...

Get to Know Today’s Most Trendy Yellow Siding Colors

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Trending Yellow Siding Colors If you are envisioning the new color of the exterior of your home, you might not be picturing yellow. But we think you should! Yellow is such a deceptively versatile color. It obviously pairs incredibly well with blues and whites, but that is definitely not all. Here is why you should give yellow a second look when shopping for your exterior siding. Sheer Ah-Maize-Ment One of our most popular yellow siding colors is the lovely shade of maize, and people are really doing some incredible things with it. It’s subtle, yet it stands out. It’s a little bit less sun-up and a little bit more sunset. It reminds us all of the time in the summer just before dusk, where everything seems to be perfect. That being said, it’s definitely not just for warm weather climates. This shade certainly has a home in northern cities, even during the cold months. What can you do with it? Here are some of our customers’ most popular color combinations: As a primary ba...

Imagine What Dark Blue Siding Could Do For Your Home

Dark Blue Siding For Your Home Are you daydreaming about how your home would look in dark blue siding ? Freshening up your exterior with the right shade of blue can completely revitalize the look of your home, whether you’re looking to sell your home or simply fall in love with it all over again. As one of the most versatile colors, blue can do so much for your home that it may be hard to figure out where you want to begin. To give you a head start, here are some of the popular shades of dark blue. Urban Blue Siding This shade of blue can bring some big city chic to any environment. This mysterious and sophisticated shade can make an instant impact on your home. It’s stormy, yet warm with dark undertones. Some of our customers’ most popular color combinations include: Urban blue siding with white trim and heron accents Urban blue siding with slate gray trim and charcoal accents Urban blue siding with flagstone trim and heritage gray accents No matter what shade you choos...

It’s Time to Give Green Vinyl Siding a Second Look

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Is it time for your home to go green?  This is a classic shade that has been given new life with several new shades in exterior siding. Green vinyl siding is reliable, yet new and exciting. You can go for a traditional look with the standard accent colors, or make a bold statement with a less traditional color scheme. Here are the marketplace’s most in-demand and in-style green color combinations. Terraverde Siding This subtle shade of green can be so many things. It can be quiet and understated, or bold and extravagant. What do you need it to be? It conveys a look of natural freshness, like rain-soaked plants or fresh fruit. Some of our most popular color combinations include: Terraverde siding with white trim and willow green accents Terraverde siding with sage trim and dusk color accents Terraverde siding with white trim and classic linen accents Other Popular Shades of Green We also offer countless other shades of green to meet your exterior decor needs. Pe...

Is Grey Siding Right For My Home?

Here is a misconception we need to deal with right away: gray is boring. This may not be the first shade you think of when trying to add some artistic flair to the exterior of your home, but it should be. You can actually use gray incredibly well as either your primary color, or as a perfect accent; Particularly dark grey siding . Don’t believe us? Keep reading. Get to Know Granite Rustic Our granite rustic is the darkest of the dark grey sidings that we offer. It’s highly in demand because, despite its simplistic demeanor, it’s incredibly versatile in the stylish ways you can use it. It’s somehow a perfect choice if you’re going for a “homey” or rustic look, or if you’re after a more modern and chic look. It looks perfect whether it’s surrounded by reclaimed wood barn doors and window shutters, or more industrial looking stainless steel. It’s used everywhere from cottages to condo buildings. The most popular color combinations we see include: Using it as a primary color ...