Vinyl Siding

Clapboard vinyl siding

Also called traditional lap siding, this type of vinyl siding runs across the length of a wall horizontally.

It can have different styles, from the classical matte white to even emulating elements such as wood, but without the issues a wood siding would have, such as expansion, moisture damage, or insect problems.

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Vinyl Cedar Shake siding

Imitating the looks of a real cedar shake siding, this type of vinyl siding offers almost the same warmth as real cedar, but without the constant maintenance needs.

Even more, it comes at a fraction of the cost, and it can be installed right away, unlike cedar that needs to be acclimated to its surroundings for a correct installation.

Smooth clapboard vinyl siding

If you want to create that colonial look to your house, but without the extra care, then smooth lap clapboard siding is what you are looking for.

Imitating the looks of freshly painted wooden boards, this type of siding can also be a good choice for the upgrade of old homes using modern material, while conserving the looks.

Beaded vinyl siding

This is actually a clapboard siding style, but with the addition of a bead (thread) at the bottom edge of the siding.

Reminiscent of the old American homes where beads were hand carved to create a more sophisticated appeal to the house, this exterior design detail still captivates through its traditional simplicity.

Vinyl log siding

If you’re looking for a rugged outdoor look to your house, but without the added costs, vinyl log siding can be a great option to cover your walls.

Since the material is basically maintenance free, so would be the exterior siding, thus avoiding the high maintenance costs of using real oak or cedar for your house.

Vinyl Stone siding

A more recent addition on the siding market, vinyl sidings that imitate the natural looks of stone have become more and more popular due to modern fabrication processes which makes it hard to tell the difference between the natural element and the synthetic material.

It comes with the added advantage that it’s a lot easier to install than a stone façade, and will only put a fraction of the weight on the house structure compared to real stone.

Insulated vinyl siding

Insulated vinyl siding is actually a standard vinyl siding with the addition of solid foam insulation to the backside of it, making the exterior siding sturdier, but also more expensive.

The reason why this type of siding is sometimes preferred is not the energy saving factor, since it will only make a slight improvement in terms of energy efficiency, but the fact that the insulation will give a more solid feel to the siding.

Given the wide variety of options, the fast installation process, and the durability of the material, vinyl siding can definitely be a choice for that exterior design upgrade you are looking to make.

In order to make sure that you get the most out of your vinyl siding, get in touch with SOD Home Group.

We’re one of the top siding contractors in California, and we guarantee a fast and correct siding installation, with the reassurance that it will last you for years and years to come.