Classic horizontal planks in vinyl, fiber cement or wood, installed level with even reveals and sharp corners.
Horizontal lap siding is the look most people picture when they think of a house. Long planks overlap like a clapboard wall, shedding water down and out, and the horizontal lines make a home feel wide and grounded. The same idea comes in many forms, from narrow traditional clapboard and wide Dutch lap to smooth, beaded and hand-scraped textures, in vinyl, fiber cement, engineered wood and cedar.
Because the lines run the full length of the wall, any error shows. We start from a level reference line, check it against the eaves and openings, adjust the layout so courses land evenly at windows and the roof line and keep the reveal consistent across every wall. Corners are built with proper posts or boards, butt joints are staggered and flashed where they should be, and trim is installed to look crisp and last. The result is a house that reads straight and settled from every angle.
We set the first course with a laser or level so the whole wall stays straight, even on older homes with settled foundations.
Courses are adjusted so the exposure stays the same and lands neatly at windows, doors and eaves.
Butt joints are spread out and kept away from the eye so the wall looks continuous.
Choose traditional, Dutch lap, beaded or textured profiles to suit the house.
Timeless horizontal lines.
Straight on every wall.
Traditional to modern.
Vinyl, fiber cement, wood.
Overlaps do the work.
Built to last.
Every topic has its own page with what to expect and how we approach it.
Siding material guideSiding ProfilesProfile is the shape of the siding. Here is how lap, board and batten, shake and vertical profiles…Learn more 
Siding material guideVinyl SidingThe most common siding in Middle Tennessee: economical, colorful, easy to maintain and easy to get wrong.Learn more 
Home situationLow-Maintenance HomesWeekends are for family, not for scraping paint. Here is how to choose siding that asks very little…Learn more Enter your walls and gables, take out windows and doors and see the squares of siding, the pieces and the house wrap to order.
You tell us about your house and what you want, new siding, a repair or a storm check, and we set a visit that fits your day.
We walk every wall, measure, probe suspicious spots, look at trim, soffit and gutters and take photos of anything of note.
We explain your options for material, profile and color, and give you a written scope with clear pricing, timing and what is behind the siding.
We protect landscaping, remove old siding, repair sheathing and install house wrap with flashed openings before anything new goes on.
We hang siding, corners, trim, soffit and details with the right fasteners, spacing and caulk, and keep the house sealed at the end of each day.
We clean up with magnets and rakes, walk the house with you and leave simple care instructions and a reminder for your next check.
It is lap siding with a groove at the top of each plank that creates a deeper shadow line and a more traditional look.
Narrower reveals feel more traditional and wider reveals more modern. We show samples against your house.
Yes. Lap with board and batten, shake or brick makes a layered, custom exterior.
It is simple in concept but exacting. Level starting lines and even reveals take care and experience.
Vinyl is most common for value, and fiber cement is popular where durability and a painted look matter.
Vinyl SidingThe most popular siding in Middle Tennessee, installed with room to expand, tight laps and clean corners that…Explore 
Fiber Cement SidingA tough, paintable siding that stands up to storms, sun and pests and gives your home the look…Explore 
Vertical SidingPanels and boards run top to bottom for a clean, modern line, with careful flashing at the base…Explore 
Siding ReplacementWhen repair no longer makes sense, we replace worn, failing siding with a new wall system that looks…Explore Tell us about the project and we will call you back to talk it through.
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