Lumber & Siding
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Siding can protect your home and give it a new look.
When durability and affordability are project priorities, consider plywood as the material of choice.
What do you do when tiny black spots start appearing on your siding?
If you don't follow these steps, your paint job on pressure treated wood may not last long.
Dark stains showing up on your walls? It may be your siding leaking.
Repaint or stain your dull, lackluster cedar siding, and give your home a whole new look!
All the different siding options can be overwhelming, so here are some tips for you to better choose.
The pros, the cons, and the installation process of natural wood siding.
Cypress lumber is an ideal hardwood for exterior applications
Rough cut lumber has no shortage of applications.
Save trees and bring natural beauty into your home.
Softwood lumber is timber from coniferous evergreen trees.
Wood siding can be installed vertically or horizontally.
Install wall cladding, aka siding, to protect your home.
Pine trees contain surprising variety.
Fiberboard isn't a pretty wood since it's sourced from scraps, but it has multiple uses once finished.
Marine plywood offers more water resistance than regular plywood.
Corrugated steel siding is a popular choice among homeowners as it is fire-resistant, cost-effective, and repels damage from weather.
Fiberboard is engineered wood sheets.
Redwood lumber and Douglas fir lumber are extremely popular choices when it comes to home improvement, building, and woodworking.
Shiplap siding can protect and add a cozy feel to the exterior of your home.
The holes break the seal of the home.
When your T1-11 siding needs a repair, replacing the damaged area is the simpliest solution.
Cedar is a useful wood for burning or building fences, decks, household trim, cedar chests, and much more.
