Wood siding has been a popular exterior choice for decades, and with good reason: it is warm, versatile, and adaptable to a variety of home styles. However, not all types of wood siding work well everywhere. Our team at Aaron’s Enterprises can help you choose wood siding, either natural or engineered, that is appropriate for your home and lifestyle.
- Cedar: Cedar siding, specifically Western Red Cedar, is a popular choice for homes in our area. This natural wood siding is resistant to moisture, insects, and rot. As it weathers gently over time, it’s a great choice for cottages, Craftsman homes, and modern buildings alike, as well as for homeowners who value a natural, lived-in appearance.
- Redwood: Redwood siding offers outstanding durability and a deep hue that complements modern homes. Like cedar, it is resistant to decay and has the same maintenance requirements—cleaning with soap and water and applying stain to keep its deep red to burgundy color.
- Pine and Spruce Siding: Both wood siding options are affordable and work well on classic homes, cabins, and rural properties. They are also easy to customize with paint and stain. However, they take more maintenance, which means you will need to be committed to consistent upkeep to ensure they look their best.
- Manufactured Wood Siding: This type of siding is an excellent alternative for modern suburban homes. It is designed for consistency and strength, resisting warping and pests while giving the appearance of real wood without needing to worry about consistent upkeep.