Brick and stone siding material is popular for its resistance to extreme weather as well as for its low maintenance properties. Brick and stone are eco-friendly and are a perfect siding material for your home and business.

This siding material is made up of clay and shale which makes it durable and resistant to fire. It can maintain its color and appearance for a very long time. It will provide the perfect aesthetic appeal for your home or business.

However, you’ll need to ensure that they’re installed properly. Poor installation will cause water leaks and cause damage to other parts of your roof’s structural elements. As a professional roofing contractor, we’ll ensure that every brick and stone is carefully installed and provide you protection for decades.

Wood is cheaper when compared to other siding materials. They’re very easy to install and they’re readily available. Wood is eco-friendly and fully recyclable and they’re resistant to extreme weather. You can choose from a variety of shapes, sizes, and forms that best fit your home and business.

Aluminum siding is built from aluminum coil stock. Aluminum is a cost-effective and energy-efficient siding material. At the same time, aluminum is rustproof and water-resistant. Aluminum siding will improve the curb appeal of your residential or commercial building.

Aluminum is lightweight and it can last up to 40 years or more when maintained properly. They can be painted with any color to improve its aesthetic appeal. It’s fire-resistant and insect-resistant as well. Aluminum can mimic traditional siding materials such as wood, making them a more affordable alternative than wood siding.

Steel siding is tough and durable and unlike aluminum, steel can withstand impact from heavy debris such as hailstones and windblown debris. Steel is also resistant to freezing temperatures, and it doesn’t absorb moisture.

Steel siding is low maintenance, and they can keep their color and texture even when exposed to extreme weather. They’re resistant to insects and they’re environmentally-friendly and fully recyclable. However, they’re more expensive and difficult to install.

Identifying siding damage is easy and depending on the siding material you have, you may notice peeling, cracking, dents, stains, and fungus growth. However, not all siding will show signs of damage.

The exterior of your siding may show that it’s in excellent condition, but the interior is slowly degrading or severely damaged. Don’t neglect signs of damage as this may cause serious problems.