Vinyl siding can help bring your vision to life. Local character can be preserved, or influences from around the world can be reflected. In fact, no other exterior cladding material offers the variety of profiles, finishes, colors, trim and accessories to meet virtually any architectural style.
Vinyl siding profiles include horizontal and vertical panels, traditional lap,
Dutchlap, board & batten, beaded designs and more. Shakes, scallops and other
shapes are also available, with finishes so authentic, from rough-hewn cedar
to sanded and sealed wood, that it’s difficult to distinguish between these new
panels and the originals that inspired them.

America's Number One Choice in Exterior Cladding Material

Planners, developers, architects, builders and homeowners are siding with vinyl in record numbers. Why? Because today's vinyl siding provides distinct advantages.

Rich colors, Dramatic profiles, Guaranteed durability. All at the lowest installed cost of any siding material. Plus product performance and installer knowledge are both independently certified

Today’s vinyl siding, the most popular choice for exterior cladding in the United States and Canada, delivers recognized environmental benefits to help make and keep homes green.

Throughout the processes of manufacturing, transportation, installation, service life and waste management, vinyl siding scores well on tough environmental measures.

What’s more, vinyl siding has the potential to contribute to achieving more points than other exterior cladding in the leading green building certification programs including the United States Green Building Council (USGBC) LEED^® for New Construction and LEED^® Homes Rating Systems and the ANSI approved ICC 700-2008 National Green Building Standard™.

Today’s vinyl siding is more than great looking, it’s a great value. It offers the
lowest total installed cost, as well as the lowest life cycle cost over the life of a
home. Homeowners who re-side their homes with vinyl typically recover 80.7%of the cost when selling their homes.*

* 2008 Cost vs Value Report Remodeling