Wood siding is a classic choice for siding as it is durable and offers a charming aesthetic. Wood siding can be stained or painted to protect it from weather damage and to fit your unique style. Wood siding is prone to insect damage, rot, warping, and cracking over time; however, it can last decades with proper care.

Fiber cement siding has become a popular siding choice for many homeowners as it can emulate the look of wood masonry siding without the price tag. Fiber-cement siding is low-maintenance and available in a range of styles and textures.

Brick siding is made from fired clay and comes in various sizes and textures. Genuine brick siding is commonly found in older English-style homes. Today, brick siding is often installed with brick veneers, which are durable and fireproof.

Stone siding is renowned for its durability and unique beauty. Stone siding is often made from materials like granite and limestone; however, in recent years, stone-veneer siding has become popular. Stone veneer is less expensive and more lightweight than natural stone, with a near-identical look.