This video covers the six most common types of siding panels for your house. We will discuss the pros, cons, and cost for each type of siding materials.
00:00 What are the siding options for houses?
00:41 Metal siding pros, cons, and cost
01:30 Exposed fastener vs concealed fastener metal siding panels
01:55 Vinyl siding pros, cons, and cost
02:27 Stucco pros, cons, and cost
02:52 Brick pros, cons, and cost
03:47 Stone veneer pros, cons, and cost
04:27 Fiber cement pros, cons, and cost
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8 Types of Metal Siding Panels Video
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Types Of Metal Siding Panels
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6 Types Of Siding Options For Your House: Pros, Cons, and Cost
What Are The Types Of Siding?
Metal
Vinyl
Brick
Stucco
Fiber Cement
Stone Veneer
Metal Siding
Metal is a popular choice for siding because of its low maintenance, curb appeal, fire resistance, and longevity. Metal siding can last 40-60 years or longer. It comes in a wide range of colors, profiles, and styles.
Metal is one of the more expensive siding options on the market. This makes it a panel that doesn’t make it the right choice for everyone. While it is a durable material that can handle high winds up to 140 mph, it can be dented or scratched when hit with significant force.
How much does metal siding cost?
Exposed fastener metal siding
The total price including installation and material is $5 to $12 per square foot
Concealed fastener metal siding
The total price including installation and material is $8 to $14 per square foot
Vinyl Siding
Vinyl siding is very common because of its low cost and low maintenance. It’s often put directly over old wood siding and comes in a variety of styles and textures.
The downfall of vinyl is that it is less durable than many of the other options for siding. It generally cannot handle hard impact and can crack if struck with force. It can also warp or buckle if not installed properly.
How much does vinyl siding cost?
The total price including installation and material is $4 to $10 per square foot
Stucco Siding
Stucco is a mixture of cement, sand, lime, and water. As a siding material, stucco is durable, energy-efficient, and requires low maintenance.
The downsides of stucco are that it can crack and stain which significantly decreases your home’s curb appeal. Stucco also requires several layers to be installed, so labor costs during installation can add up quickly.
How much does stucco cost?
The total price including installation and material is $6 to $12 per square foot
Brick Siding
Bricks offer a classic and attractive appearance. It requires very minimal maintenance and is resistant to fire, mold, and rot.
Design and color options are somewhat limited with brick. It should really only be used if you are looking for a traditional brick appearance. Brick is also difficult to repair when damaged. It may not be possible to replace one brick. In this instance, the entire wall would have to be replaced.
How much does brick siding cost?
The total price including installation and material is $15 to $30 per square foot
Stone Veneer Siding
If you want the look of natural stone without the high cost that comes with stone siding, consider stone veneer as an alternative. Often used in conjunction with a second type of siding, stone veneer is a great accent piece to enhance a home's visual appeal.
Stone veneer is made from Portland cement, iron oxides, and other aggregates used for coloring to make the final product look like natural stone. While stone veneer is not as durable as natural stone, it's still a reliable siding type that can cost up to half the amount and take less time to install than natural stone siding.
How much does stone veneer siding cost?
The total price including installation and material is $6 to $12 per square foot
Fiber Cement Siding
Fiber cement is a newer residential siding that is durable, low-maintenance, and eco-friendly. The look of fiber cement is meant to mimic natural wood grain and is available as planks, shingles, or stucco-panel style and installed just like wood siding.
On the downside, fiber cement is one of the more expensive siding options. It is also very heavy so installation can be more expensive and requires special skills.
How much does fiber cement siding cost?
The total price including installation and material is $9 to $16 per square foot
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