Vinyl siding was first introduced to the exterior cladding market in the early 1960s and steadily grew in popularity over the next four decades because of its durability, versatility and ease of maintenance. The product is manufactured primarily with polyvinyl chloride, a material that gives it impact resistance, rigidity and strength.
Today, vinyl siding is the number one choice of exterior cladding across the country. U.S. Census Bureau statistics show twice as many homeowners side their homes with vinyl than with any other material. The facts are that vinyl siding is available in a broad palette of colors, profiles and trims to assist architects, builders and homeowners in customizing their new construction and renovation designs, and can complement historical restoration projects.
While traditional pastel and earthy color options are still available, today's vinyl siding offers a comprehensive array of darker color combinations including bold, rich tones like barn reds, hunter and sage greens, deep blues and more. You'll find selections that are ideally suited for a variety of architectural styles.
Any look — historic to contemporary — can be achieved with today's vinyl siding. Vinyl siding has the widest array of profile offerings of any other cladding material including:
- Horizontal and vertical panels
- Shakes, Scallops, Shingles, Fishscales
- Traditional lap
- Dutch lap
- Beaded designs in various profile widths
