WHY COMPOSITE SIDING?

Composite Siding has been honored for its sustainability to the environment, along with its elegant look. Glass-Reinforced Polymer and Graphite-Infused Polystyrene achieves superior performance in wind loads, impact resistance, workability, and flame/smoke spread.

Get the look of Cement siding clapboard, without all the drawbacks. INVEST INTO YOUR FUTURE. INVEST INTO COMPOSITE.

Cement siding butt joints can be an eyesore

No Visually Obtrusive Butt Joints

Cement Siding is typically flashed behind the joints, or sometimes caulked at the seam. Caulk tends to discolor at a different rate of the siding, leading to noticeable joints in the future.

Composite siding on the other hand is overlapped and flashed, meaning no caulk lines on the joints, and seamless lines.

Doesn’t Crack Or Become Brittle Around The Edges

Cement siding can be prone to cracking due to it’s inflexibility. Your home is made of wood which expands and contracts at different rates of cement. Over time, that pressure may cause undue stress on the cement shingle

Composite siding is nailed much like vinyl siding, and allows for expansion and contraction in the nail zone.

Cement Siding can easily crack due to is inflexibility

Cement siding is porous, and can absorb water stains

Doesn’t Absorb Water And Stain Easily

Cement is a porous material, and must be sealed to keep stains, and water from penetrating the material; much like a granite countertop it needs to be protected. Once stains set in, it is very hard to get it out.

Composite siding contains glass particles, that resist staining and doesn’t absorb water.