When considering new siding, it is important to consider your home's architectural style, the climate, and environmental impact of the material used. Selecting the right siding is important to maintaining or even increasing the value of your home.
Vinyl Siding
Advantages
- Polyvinyl chloride material
- No repainting = low-maintenance
- Variety of color options
- Cost-effective
Disadvantages
- Requires additional insulation
- Can be damaged by severe storms or heat
- Difficult to repair
- Not as aesthetically-pleasing
- Not environmentally-friendly
Recommended Manufacturer
Hardie Board Siding
Advantages
- Made from, primarily, a mix of concrete and sand
- Has a natural wood look
- Low-maintenance
- Weather-resistant and durable
- Available in range of color and texture options
Disadvantages
- Looks similar to wood, but not exactly like it
- Costs more than vinyl
- If not installed properly, water can be a problem at joints/seams
- Not maintenance-free -- needs repainted and caulked
Recommended Manufacturer
Metal (Steel/Aluminum) Siding
Advantages
- Highly durable
- Fireproof
- Steel is an excellent choice in hail-prone regions
Disadvantages
- Limited color and design options
- Costly
- Poor insulation qualities
- Mars easily
Shutters
A variety of shutters (including vinyl and hardie board shutters) are available to complete the look and complement the installation of your new siding.
Siding and shutters can make a dramatic difference in the appearance of your home. For more information, please feel free to contact us at 214-503-7663 or stop by our Dallas showroom. One of our knowledgeable sales staff will be glad to provide you with more information and provide you a quote for your siding and shutter needs.






Siding and Shutters

