Siding
Shakes & Scallops: Shakes imitate the look of wood siding with their vertical lines and cedar texture. Scallops add a classic wood-grain finish with the soft touch of rounded edges. This type of vinyl siding will work on either your entire home or as an accent on larger homes for a visually stunning contrast.
Traditional: This type of vinyl siding is also known as clapboard style. It is the most popular style choice among homeowners. This type also creates the look of traditional wood siding, as each “board” seems to overlap the one below it. The panels are also closer to the exterior wall to create a thinner profile.
Dutchlap: These profiles are close to bevel style, but add a sharply-angled bevel right underneath each “overlap.” This allows the siding to have softer shadow lines to give it a more distinctive look.