Picking new siding for your home can be hard. This is our guide to finding the right style for you, with help from a North ...

A contractor used “plastic” for house siding, demonstrating how easily builders can get away with using fake materials and leaving viewers infuriated.

There are three key factors to consider when selecting the right exterior siding for your home. 1) First, assess your home’s ...

If new siding is in your future, vinyl siding can be an economical and low-maintenance choice to clad the exterior of your home. A large part of vinyl's appeal is the wide array of horizontal ...

Vinyl siding installation on a 2,000-square-foot house with a plain, rectangular shape and no eaves or turrets will run you about $10,000. If your house does have bends and curves, budget an extra ...

If your home’s vinyl exterior has seen better days or you no longer like the color, you can save big bucks by painting it instead of replacing it.

Stone Siding Installation Defects Stone siding might be the most problematic siding that we come across as home inspectors. This stuff is failing left and right all over the country, and most of ...

It says vinyl siding costs $159 per 100 square feet to purchase and install. That compares with $218 for wood siding, $1,511 for stone and $237 for fiber cement, a fast-growing siding option.

Siding comes in many different types of materials — including vinyl, wood, fiber cement, metal and stone, among others — which offer a different look and function to the exterior of your home.

Over the 33 years the spruce clapboard siding has cracked and cupped extensively especially on the south side of the house shown in the photo.

No doubt vinyl siding has critical mass when it comes to single-family housing. It has been the top cladding selected for newly built homes since 1994, giving it a 25-year reign after it took wall ...