Scroll through these photos to see the transformation

Nothing improves the value of your home as much or as quickly as new siding. There are a few ways you can put money back into your pocket. Saving money on energy costs all year long. Putting money back into your pocket by increasing the equity of your home. Also, by installing a maintenance free product like vinyl, steel, or hardie plank.

Because we are seasoned professionals in construction, we are often told that the end result of our work looks great! And that is what we strive for with each and every customer. This is accomplished by listening to the customers concerns and understanding every detail.

If you’re wondering how siding can change the look of my home, then please just go to www.edcoproducts.com/color-tool/color-tool.php ,they have an excellent site to help you visualize what you new siding could look like.

Here are some options for typical installation:

Vinyl
Vinyl gives the appearance of real wood siding
where one overlaps the other and has a similar
grain texture.

Dutchlap
Dutchlap provides a softer look and is also a
recreation of hand carved craftsmanship of old
world carpenters that was used by early
American settlers. It has beveled edges to
create an added dimension.

Steel
Steel has the same attributes of vinyl, but is
proven to outlast and outperform.
Steel siding is less likely to fade and less likely
to pull away from house due to wind. It is also
less likely to get damage from hail or kids
playing in the yard, and is also maintenance
free.

Shakes
Shakes have the appearance of cedar shakes
with a square edge design that resemble hand
cut cedar shingles. They can be used on the
entire house or as a decorative accent.

Scallops
Scallops recreate the look of Cape Cod or
Victorian homes with rounded bottom edge and
overlapping rows. Typically used to create a
decorative focal point on the exterior of your
home.