Our primary better-tier choice includes more than lap siding. Explore cedar-grain and Brushed Smooth looks, shake accents, board and batten and nickel gap.
Compare cedar and Brushed Smooth lap, shake accents, board and batten, and nickel gap.
Overlapping engineered-wood planks combine a defined course shadow with an embossed cedar texture. Use lap across the main walls, or coordinate it with vertical and shake accents.
The same horizontal lap pattern has a finer, more restrained surface in Brushed Smooth. Compare this subtle texture beside cedar lap using the finish and color you are considering.
Cedar-texture shake lap creates smaller, varied-width faces. LP supports straight or staggered layouts under its installation instructions; a straight layout is shown here. ExpertFinish cedar shakes and primed Brushed Smooth shakes are separate finish choices.
Pair panel or vertical siding with separate trim battens to create this raised vertical pattern. Plan batten spacing around windows, doors and wall proportions for a balanced exterior.
A defined narrow gap separates the boards for a cleaner, more contemporary pattern. LP offers Cedar and Brushed Smooth textures; horizontal and vertical layouts follow the product’s application instructions.
Explore LP soffit, fascia and trim alongside metal roofline options. Confirm the selected profile, ventilation, finish and color as part of the siding scope.
Soffit closes the underside of the overhang. Vented sections provide airflow where the roof system calls for it; solid sections finish areas without intake vents. Ventilation needs should guide the choice.
Fascia finishes the roof edge near the gutters. Super Siders offers aluminum and steel, with smooth custom-bent and wood-grain pre-bent options.
LP, Diamond Kote, Hardie and EDCO each have roofline or trim products to consider. Compare the exact finish and product with metal alternatives.
Coordinate window and door surrounds, corners, fixture blocks and profile changes. Include the selected accessories and treatment of existing trim in the scope.
Choose the direction, reveal and texture that suit the main walls.
Compare shake gables, vertical sections and trim proportions.
Discuss your home’s exterior with coordinated samples and a design review.
Review existing siding, openings, transitions and wall conditions.
Plan removal, wall preparation, drainage, flashing, clearances and trim.
Review finished details, product care and written warranty coverage.
Plan required clearances, cut-edge treatment and touch-up details. Keep material, factory-finish and installation coverage separate when reviewing warranties.
Material, finish and installation coverage can be separate. Compare covered defects, exclusions, maintenance, transfer rules and any labor coverage in the written documents.
Read our installation warrantyOur Good, Better and Best lineup gives you a starting point. Compare the appearance, upkeep and complete installation scope to find the right fit for your home.
Compare the profiles, roofline details and project scope that matter to your home.
Discuss my project →LP offers cedar texture and Brushed Smooth across selected products. Confirm the profile and factory finish combination before choosing a color.
Yes. LP offers shake lap siding. ExpertFinish cedar-texture shake and primed smooth shake are distinct choices; do not assume every shake texture comes with the same factory finish.
Board and batten is a finished look created by pairing siding with trim battens. Plan the batten spacing, openings and transitions together.
LP’s nickel gap product supports horizontal or vertical installation under its application instructions. Confirm orientation, flashing and the selected finish in the design.
ExpertFinish is factory finished. Primed siding requires a separate paint plan. Product availability, finish care and coverage should be compared for the exact choice.
LP offers roofline and trim products to coordinate with the siding. Available finish and color combinations vary; compare the specific products with metal alternatives.
Wall area, material, profile, stories, trim, removal and hidden wall conditions affect the scope. Compare estimates for the same preparation, flashing and finishing work.
Review their condition and the look you want. Sound roofline components may remain; damaged or mismatched areas can be included in the scope. Replacement is not automatically required.
Yes. If windows also need replacement, plan the work together so flashing, trim and installation sequencing can be coordinated.
Material, finish and installation coverage may come from different parties. Review the written conditions, exclusions, care requirements and transfer rules for your specific project.
Tell us what you want to change. You do not need to have a profile or color selected to start.
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