This in-depth siding showdown breaks down the key differences, cost considerations, installation process, and durability of each to help you find the right siding for your project.
Pine siding: often 20 to 25 years in typical climates and when exposed.
Fir or standard wood siding: roughly 30 years when well installed and maintained.
Cedar or redwood siding: depending on the species and finish, can last significantly longer, some sources suggest 50 years or more, even up to 75 years.
Engineered wood siding is a durable and cost effective alternative to traditional wood siding. It is made from wood strands or wood fibers combined with resins, waxes, and other bonding agents.
Window glass replacement focuses on swapping the insulated glass unit or single pane inside an existing frame instead of removing the whole window.
Incorrect measurements can lead to major frustrations. If the window frame opening is too tight, the new window will not fit. If it is too large, gaps can lead to air leaks, water intrusion, and higher energy costs.
At its core, LP SmartSide is an engineered wood siding made from wood strands bonded together with industrial-grade resins and waxes.
Whether you’re a homeowner researching the process or considering hiring professionals, this guide will help you understand every step that goes into a flawless installation.
This guide will walk through every stage of installing vinyl siding, the essential tools, and the expert methods that ensure flawless results.
Thinking about replacing your windows? Smart move. Quality, energy-efficient windows make your home look better, feel better, and sell better. Here’s how—and what to choose to get the biggest return.
Replacing windows shouldn’t feel chaotic. Here’s a clear, client-friendly process we use to keep projects organized, on time, and mess-free—from the first measure to the final walkthrough.
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