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.
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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.
Doing the roof and the siding as one job means one crew, one schedule and one number — and no argument about whose flashing failed when water shows up inside.
It also means the details where the two meet get built once, by the people responsible for both.
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