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Photo: wajan / Adobe Stock Stucco and brick siding are popular exterior property coverings and can increase curb appeal. Stucco is more budget-friendly and is available in a wider range of finishes, but brick has a higher-end look and has better fire and moisture resistance. Let’s look at some of the key differences between these…

Photo: jhorrocks / iStock / Getty Images Whether you’re picking out siding for your new home or updating your current house, you’re probably weighing the pros and cons of each option. After all, the size and texture of your siding panels can greatly change your home’s aesthetic. Your exterior paint color and window types play…

How & Where to Get the Best Price on Cheap Vinyl Siding Affordable vinyl siding for homes typically costs $2 per square foot with insulated or textured styles at $3 and up per square foot. Most homeowners choose plain horizontal or vertical panels for their classic look at a low price. The total cost also…

How & Where to Get the Best Prices on Faux Stone Siding Panels Faux stone siding is rising in popularity due to its affordability and practicality. Many homeowners enjoy the classy and clean appearance of stone siding but dislike the price. Faux stone siding panels offer the same great look for a fraction of the…

How & Where to Get the Best Price on Cheap Wood Siding It can be difficult to sift through so many popular siding options when you’re on a budget. Though there are a lot of siding options, wood is an attractive and inexpensive option. Generally, wood siding costs $5 to $20 per square foot, installed….

How & Where to Get the Best Prices on Siding Siding can be found in various styles, structures, and prices, but the cheapest siding costs between $1 to $9 per square foot with an average cost of $4 per square foot, not including installation. Beyond pricing, it can be helpful to consider durability, lifespan, style…

Whether you’re using wood, metal, vinyl or Hardiplank siding, it’s a good idea to measure your exterior walls before calling an installer. Multiply height and width of each wall to calculate the total square footage to cover. With the help of our siding calculator, you can give your installer the information they need to provide…

Trim colors are an excellent way to highlight the architectural design of your home while creating a sense of balance and harmony. No matter what your home looks like, our guide can help you choose a trim color for your dark brown, yellow brick house or white-colored house. With our tips, you will find the…

Having the best type of siding for your home will not only make it more beautiful, but it can also boost your resale value. But since it’s a major part the house, it’s worth giving it enough thought to make an informed decision. You will want to consider how long the material lasts, after how…

Venerala – stock.adobe.com Fiber cement and vinyl siding both make fine siding options for home exteriors—and they don’t chip like brick and stucco. Vinyl costs less to install but isn’t permitted on historic homes. Fiber cement looks more natural but tends to fade and requires more maintenance. Read on as we compare the differences between…