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Plan a new exterior with the details in view.

The right siding project starts with the look you want and the condition of the wall beneath it. Explore materials, profiles, colors, and the work needed to bring your plan together.

Finished two-story home with gray horizontal siding, white trim, multiple gables, and landscaped front lawn in ASCEND manufacturer photography.
Exterior design inspiration from the ASCEND 2026 manufacturer catalog.

Exterior inspiration

Four materials. A world of curb appeal.

Explore finished-home examples and find a direction for your own exterior.

Finished single-story home with ProVia CedarMAX board and batten in the gables and HeartTech horizontal vinyl siding in Nautica, with a front porch and landscaped lawn.

ProVia vinyl siding

CedarMAX board and batten with HeartTech Double 5-inch siding in Nautica.

Photo courtesy of ProVia.

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Finished two-story home with gray horizontal siding, white trim, multiple gables, and landscaped front lawn in ASCEND manufacturer photography.

ASCEND composite cladding

Horizontal composite cladding and crisp white trim on a finished two-story home.

Photo courtesy of ASCEND.

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Finished white home with LP SmartSide lap siding, black shutters, and a landscaped front walk.

LP SmartSide lap siding

Classic horizontal siding with contrasting shutters and white architectural trim.

Photo courtesy of LP SmartSide.

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Finished home with dark James Hardie siding and board-and-batten styling, surrounded by trees and stone landscaping.

James Hardie fiber cement siding

Board-and-batten styling with warm wood accents and a wooded setting.

Photo courtesy of James Hardie.

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01

Choose the look

Consider horizontal siding, board-and-batten, or shake-style accents. We’ll discuss which options suit your project and confirm the selected products and availability before ordering.

02

Look beyond the panels

A complete scope also considers trim, corners, backing, flashing, and water management. Those details belong in the plan alongside your siding selection.

03

Review the proposal

Understand what will be removed, what will be installed, and how any additional work discovered during the project will be handled.

Siding materials

Compare four siding material families.

Explore ProVia vinyl, Alside ASCEND composite, LP SmartSide engineered wood, and James Hardie fiber cement siding.

Vinyl siding

ProVia vinyl siding

Explore traditional horizontal profiles, vertical board and batten, and insulated vinyl options. Compare the siding lines, textures and color choices, then use the manufacturer resources to understand the details of your selected product.

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Composite siding

Alside ASCEND composite siding

ASCEND offers a wood-inspired exterior in composite cladding. Browse plank and board-and-batten styles, compare the color collection and see how siding, trim and accessories work together before choosing a finish for your home.

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Engineered wood siding

LP SmartSide engineered wood siding

LP SmartSide offers engineered wood siding and coordinating trim, with primed and ExpertFinish options. Explore horizontal and vertical styles, compare textures and colors, and review the documents for your chosen profile and finish.

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Fiber cement siding

James Hardie fiber cement siding

Explore fiber cement lap siding, vertical panels, shingle styles and coordinating trim. Compare primed products with ColorPlus finishes, then review region-appropriate product options and installation guidance for your exterior project.

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Common questions

Questions about your siding project.

How long will my project take?

The start date depends on weather, material availability and our current build queue. Once installation begins, most of our roof projects and most gutter projects can be completed in one day. Siding projects generally take 6–7 days, depending on the home’s size and the scope of work.

Those are typical installation estimates. Weather, access, hidden damage or a larger project can extend the schedule; material ordering and time in the queue are separate.

Do some colors cost more or take longer to arrive?

Yes. Some colors and finishes cost more, and special-order choices can add up to 21 days to the normal material lead time. The difference depends on the product and supplier. Confirm the price and expected arrival date for your exact selection before it is ordered; availability and delivery estimates can change.

Can I paint or repaint my siding?

It depends on the product and finish. Review the exact manufacturer instructions and warranty before changing the color.

  • ProVia vinyl: the published warranty covers unpainted products only.
  • ASCEND composite: painted siding is excluded from warranty coverage unless the coating is manufacturer-authorized. Separate rules apply to cellular trim.
  • LP SmartSide ExpertFinish: repainting ends the factory-finish warranty. The siding substrate warranty remains subject to its terms.
  • James Hardie ColorPlus: the manufacturer provides repainting instructions, but does not cover the performance of third-party paints or coatings.

Both LP SmartSide and James Hardie offer primed siding intended for painting. We can discuss that option if a custom painted finish is part of your plan.

Will the finished color look exactly like the website photo?

Photos and on-screen samples are a starting point. Lighting, screen settings, texture and surrounding materials can change how a color looks. Review a physical sample of the selected product and confirm its exact color name before ordering.

Ready to discuss a different look for your home?

Tell us where your property is and what you have in mind. We’ll review your project and confirm availability.

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