Your siding takes the same Northwest rain your roof does. We install fiber cement, engineered wood and vinyl that shrug off the weather, cut maintenance, and give your home a fresh face — especially paired with a new roof.
The right siding is a decades-long decision about looks, upkeep and durability. Here's how the main options compare.
| Material | Best for |
|---|---|
| Fiber cement (e.g. James Hardie) | Longevity and a painted-wood look; excellent rot/insect resistance for our wet climate. |
| Engineered wood (e.g. LP SmartSide) | Real wood texture, lighter and easier to work than fiber cement, strong warranties. |
| Vinyl | Lowest cost and lowest maintenance; a solid budget-friendly refresh. |
| Cedar | Natural character for the right home — with more ongoing upkeep in our climate. |
If you're already replacing your roof, doing the siding at the same time means one crew, one mobilization, and an exterior that finally matches. Ask us about a whole-exterior quote.
Fiber cement (like James Hardie), engineered wood (like LP SmartSide), and vinyl — plus cedar where the look calls for it. We'll walk you through the trade-offs in cost, maintenance and durability for your home.
Doing the roof and siding together means one crew, one setup, and a whole-exterior result that matches — and it's often more efficient than tackling them years apart. If you're already re-roofing, it's worth a conversation.
Fiber cement holds up very well to our wet climate — it resists rot, won't feed insects, and holds paint for years. It costs more than vinyl but lasts and looks like painted wood.
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