Siding Built for Longevity
At 3D Exteriors, we specialize in high-performance residential siding that balances aesthetic appeal with uncompromising durability. From large-scale renovations to precise repairs, our attention to detail is sure to leave you feeling confident that you're making the right decision for your homes needs.
James Hardie
Fiber cement boards offering fire resistance and luxury textures. with many options of color, and styles It's sure to protect your home, while enhancing the curb appeal.
Cedar Shake
Authentic wood character providing timeless charm and resilience.
Vinyl Siding
3D Exteriors only uses quality vinyl siding products that come with materials warranties that match our quality minded approach. Vinyl, when installed correctly, will not only protect your home, but ensure it looks great for many years to come.
Everlast Composite
Everlast's innovative co-extruded process encompassing a mineral composite substrate with a 100% acrylic capstock yields the most advance siding material composition in the industry.
Trim Options
Selecting the right trim is as important as the siding itself. We recommend discussing these choices with your contractor early in the project to ensure the best fit for your climate and style. This is a standard part of our first meeting with you. Showing you the differences in cost, and aesthetics remember, not all trim types are equal; the right selection ensures both aesthetic harmony and long-term durability for your exterior renovation.
- Wood: Wood trim is cost-effective, though it requires regular maintenance to prevent rot. The wood you get now, isn't like it used to be 40-70 years ago " Old Growth". Today what we get is from trees that were grown fast, making them more susceptible to rot, causing regular maintenance and paint.
- Aluminum Trim Coil: Extremely low maintenance and versatile for custom fitting, yet it can be susceptible to physical dents. Placing metal trim coil is a go to option for many contractors, and in some areas, it's a perfect fit. Although at 3D exteriors we like to look at each project needs to determine if it's the right option. If your existing trim is aged, or starting to rot, the common problem is the trim coil, after a few years may not hold up. The old trim behind will not hold the trim nails and you may have problems with longevity, where the trim coil can rips right off the home, potentially causing damage.
- Composite Trim: Provides superior resistance to moisture and insects, is much less susceptible to dents, and dings. Composite trim does come in a farl less variety of colors than Aluminum trim coil does, but offers excellent longevity, though at a higher initial price point.