With the right care and maintenance your siding can last for years to come. Inspect the siding yearly for mold, mildew, and cracking. Only use hot-dipped galvanized stainless steel or aluminum nails when installing the siding. Caulk the siding and trim joints. Install...
Both Cedar and Redwood have natural oils and resins to resist rot, decay, and insect infestation. Both are low maintenance, and you can allow them to weather and develop their own unique character. Our kiln dried cedar siding resists splitting, cupping and swelling,...
Step 1 – Preparing the surface Wood siding is usually fastened to a layer of plywood sheathing covered with a moisture barrier frequently referred to as house wrap. Installed onto the exterior surface of a wood frame house, the house wrap acts as a water and air...
Each profile has its own benefits, but the overall judgment of the design is determined by the homeowner. Whether the home owner is looking for a clean design (i.e. Tongue and Groove) or looking for something a little more traditional (i.e. Bevel) it really is matter...
There is ongoing debate about the best way to prevent bark beetle damage, but one thing is certain: it’s better to recycle the wood than to burn it and release more CO2. Millions of acres of dead trees must be cleared to prevent forest fires, and that is why there is...