Cedar Siding
Cedar siding is a popular choice for homeowners looking to give their homes a natural and rustic look.It is a popular choice when it comes to aesthetic appeal. Made from cedar wood, this type of siding is durable, versatile, and environmentally friendly.
Cedar siding comes in various styles and grades including tongue-and-groove, and shingle
Cedar is known for its durability and resistance to decay and insect damage. It can also withstand extreme weather conditions, making it an ideal choice for homes in regions with harsh climates.
It is also a sustainable and eco-friendly choice, as cedar is a renewable resource and can be harvested in an environmentally responsible manner.
It can be stained or painted to match a specific color scheme.
Our team is well-versed in all aspects of cedar siding installation, including proper preparation, handling, and installation techniques. We use only the highest quality materials and tools to ensure that your cedar siding is installed correctly, efficiently, and to the highest possible standard.
A recent Cedar repair job
We handle both big and small cedar siding jobs, including repairs for water damage and woodpecker issues.
Different Apperance Grades of Cedar
Clear Grade
Clear grade cedar siding is a premium option for those who want a high-end, luxurious look for their home's exterior. It is free of knots and other defects, and it has a consistent grain pattern that creates a clean and sophisticated appearance. The absence of knots makes it more durable and long-lasting than knotty or STK cedar siding, as knots can weaken the wood over time.
We use it in upscale homes and other high-end projects where aesthetics and durability are top priorities. It is also a popular choice for restoration and renovation projects where historical accuracy and authenticity are important.
It is more expensive than knotty or STK but can last for decades with proper care and maintenance, making it a smart investment for those who want the best possible look and performance for their home's exterior.
Clear, Vertical Grain
Clear vertical grain (CVG) cedar siding is another premium option for those who want a high-end and elegant look for their home's exterior. It has straight grain pattern that is highly sought after for its refined and sophisticated appearance.
CVG cedar siding is free of knots, and it has a smooth, uniform surface that creates a sleek and modern look. The absence of knots makes CVG cedar siding more durable and long-lasting than knotty or STK cedar siding.
It is more expensive than knotty or STK cedar siding, but it offers superior quality, durability, and aesthetic appeal that can increase the value of your home. CVG cedar siding is easy to maintain and can last for decades with proper care and maintenance, making it a smart investment for those who want the best possible look and performance for their home's exterior.
Knotty or STK
Knotty cedar and STK (Select Tight Knot) cedar are two types of cedar siding that are popular for their rustic and natural appearance.
Knotty is made from cedar wood that contains knots and other natural defects such as wane, checks, and splits. The knots in knotty cedar siding can vary in size and quantity, and they can add character and texture to the siding. Knotty cedar siding is often used in homes or buildings with a rustic or natural aesthetic, as it can create a warm and inviting look. While knotty cedar siding is generally less expensive than clear cedar siding, it still has many of the same durability and resistance qualities that make cedar a popular choice for siding.
STK on the other hand, is made from cedar wood that has fewer and smaller knots than knotty cedar. The knots in STK cedar siding are typically limited to the edges or ends of the boards, creating a cleaner and more uniform appearance than knotty cedar siding. STK cedar siding is often used in homes or buildings with a more modern or contemporary aesthetic, as it can create a sleek and streamlined look.
