Vinyl siding on a desert home
On a Phoenix house, siding usually means the wood gables and walls, sometimes the block. What it covers, and what customers noticed after.

What gets sided
Most Phoenix homes are block or stucco, and those hold paint for years. The wood is the problem: gables, wood walls and trim. We cover the wood walls and gables with vinyl siding, and the block too when a house needs it.
How it looks
The panels have a subtle wood-grain texture. Customers told us it looked more realistic than wood that had been painted over several times.
Upkeep
You wash vinyl siding instead of painting it. It won’t chip, peel or rot, and it comes in many colors.
Comfort
Many customers who sided the whole house noticed it stayed more comfortable, and ran the air conditioning less often.
It usually comes with soffit and fascia
The eaves wear out before the walls, so a siding job usually includes new soffit and fascia. The siding page and the gallery have before and after photos.
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