Exterior Siding

As professional siding installers and siding contractors, our goals and values are one.

As trained James Hardie installers and siding contractors, our number one priority is to properly install siding on your home, ensuring your siding warranty and protecting the beauty of your home. We take pride in our reputation as professional siding installers and how we represent the manufacturers of the products we install. The quality of our work speaks for itself, however, we have testimonials from throughout the Portland Metro area that can reflect not only the quality of our work and our attention to detail when it comes to siding installation.

We are proud to be able to say that we carry various certifications including the Tyvek Installers certification which is the vapor barrier wrap and flashing that goes between the siding and the plywood of your home that help to keep humidity and moisture away from your walls, and increases the life and value of your home by helping to prevent dry rot.

With our certifications in James Hardie Siding, Cedar siding, vinyl siding, wood siding, Tyvek, and OSI – you will be guaranteed of the manufacturer warranty and have peace of mind that your siding will not fail.

Cedar Siding

Cedar siding is a classic siding option, made from cedar trees, that has been used on homes since the 1800s. It can be formed into a variety of thicknesses and widths, and it can be painted or stained. Cedar is available in many different styles, including bevel, board-and-batten, tongue-and-groove, lap, trim, and shingle.

Advantages of Cedar Siding

Long Lasting and Durable

Cedar has excellent resistance to rot, bacteria, fungi and mildew, which makes it a much tougher wood that is less likely to have problems. If you provide proper care, your cedar siding will last for many decades. It is a low maintenance siding unlike any other wood. Cedar siding is also tough and resistant to problems such as splitting, swelling and bending. 

Curb Appeal

There are very few exterior materials that have the same warmth, beauty and natural appeal of cedar siding. Most homeowners prefer this type of siding because it is very attractive and blends in perfectly with most backgrounds. 

Eco-Friendly

Typically, wood siding is not seen as an environmentally conscious choice for your home’s exterior. However, cedar wood is an exception because it requires minimal processing and treatment. Once it completes it is time to upgrade or replace the siding, it is completely biodegradable! 

Provides Insulation

Cedar siding is an excellent insulator and can save you a considerable energy throughout the year. It prevents the loss of warm air during the winter and keeps in cool air during the summer.