Stone and brick are beautiful, low maintenance options that require a substantial initial investment and provide excellent longevity and durability.

When properly installed with the necessary flashings and underlayment, stone and brick will need minimal maintenance over their lifetime for continued function, beauty and charm.

Wood siding can be milled to almost any shape and specification, and has been used as a premier exterior cladding for centuries.

To protect and preserve exterior wood, proper maintenance and inspections must be done; diligence in maintaining your wood siding is imperative to prevent costly replacement.

Fiber cement siding combines the durability and longevity of stone or brick, the aesthetics of wood siding, stylish colors and patterns in a material that does not rot, decay, or swell.

Fiber cement is an upgrade from premium vinyl or wood siding and is installed in a similar fashion, however it does weigh more and special consideration must be taken prior to converting from a lighter weight siding.

Metal siding, made from aluminum or steel, is a house cladding that has been used on homes since the 1940s. It is also the most common exterior cladding that is replaced by the Roofing Annex due to its poor resistance to impact, chalking of the enamel finish, and scratches that leave the metal exposed.

Aluminum and steel sidings are commonly replaced with premium vinyl siding.

Vinyl siding gives your home the attractive texture and graceful silhouette of wood siding without the maintenance; and having your siding professionally installed will bring you years of low maintenance enjoyment, beauty, and value.

Vinyl sidings are also tested rigorously for performance and are warranted against fading, wind, and hail.

Stucco is a cement-like coating that is applied over a wire mesh and forms a seamless textured wall surface. Stucco is available in a multitude of colors and varying textures to achieve a custom look.

Installation is a tedious process and requires extensive, professional experience to properly install and ensure that desired durability and function is achieved.