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Siding

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Beautiful Siding. Lasting Protection.

Your siding does more than give your home its signature look—it helps protect it from the elements. At Faylor Construction, we offer vinyl, composite, and cedar board siding to suit a variety of styles, budgets, and maintenance preferences. Family-owned and serving Northeast Indiana and Northwest Ohio since 1986, we’re here to help you find the right fit for your home.

Vinyl Siding

Refresh your home with an attractive, low-maintenance option. Vinyl siding comes in a wide selection of colors, profiles, and textures, making it easy to create a look that complements your home’s architecture.

Vinyl doesn’t require regular painting or staining, and routine cleaning helps keep it looking its best. Its affordability and easy upkeep make it a popular choice for homeowners seeking an exterior update that balances appearance and value.

Newly built house with white vertical siding, black window frames, gray brick accents, and a gray front door with a small window. The house number 4415 is above the porch, which has concrete steps leading to the entrance. The roof is black, and there are leafless trees in the background under a partly cloudy sky.

Composite Siding

Enjoy the character of a wood-inspired exterior with an engineered siding option. Composite siding offers attractive textures and defined profiles that can bring depth and dimension to your home.

Available in different materials and finishes, composite siding provides options for homeowners seeking durability and curb appeal. Performance and maintenance requirements vary by product, and our team can help you understand those differences and select the right option for your project.

A two-story blue house with white trim, large windows, and a metal roof, with a small front porch, a curved walkway, and a sign that reads 'G DARD' leaning against the house.

Cedar Board Siding

Bring natural warmth and timeless character to your home with cedar board siding. Its distinctive grain and texture create an authentic appearance that complements rustic, traditional, and contemporary designs.

Cedar can be painted or stained to achieve your preferred look, offering flexibility as your style changes over time. As a natural wood product, it requires regular care, including inspections and periodic refinishing, to help protect against moisture and weathering. For homeowners who appreciate real wood, cedar offers a distinctive exterior with lasting appeal when properly maintained.

A two-story house with beige siding, brown shingles, and multiple black-framed windows. The front entrance has a small porch with two chairs and a glass door. The house is surrounded by a garden with bushes and leafless trees, under a blue sky with a few clouds.

Curious how siding could transform your home?

Click the link below to the Siding Design Center, where you can upload a photo of your house and visualize different siding styles and colors—virtually bringing your dream roof to life!

Signs It May Be Time to Replace Your Siding

Over time, weather, moisture, and everyday wear can take a toll on your home’s exterior. Here are some signs your siding may need professional attention:

  • Cracked, warped, or loose panels: Damaged siding can leave areas behind it more exposed to moisture and pests.

  • Rotting or soft spots: Deteriorating wood may indicate prolonged moisture exposure and damage that extends beneath the surface.

  • Bubbling or blistering: Changes in the siding’s surface can signal moisture, heat damage, or a failing finish.

  • Persistent mold or mildew: Recurring growth, especially around seams or alongside soft spots, can point to a moisture problem that needs investigation.

  • Frequent painting or repairs: If your siding requires increasingly frequent upkeep, replacement may offer better long-term value.

  • Interior moisture damage: Peeling paint, loose wallpaper, or water stains on exterior-facing walls may indicate water entering through the exterior wall system.

  • Widespread fading or a worn appearance: Even when siding remains functional, replacement can refresh your home’s look and improve curb appeal.

  • Storm damage: Hail, strong winds, and flying debris can crack, dent, or loosen siding and compromise its ability to protect your home.

Not every issue means your entire home needs new siding. An evaluation can help determine whether targeted repairs or a full replacement makes the most sense.

Ready to Refresh Your Home’s Exterior?

Whether your siding is showing its age or you’re ready for a new look, Faylor Construction can help you explore your options. Contact us today to schedule your free siding estimate.

Call (260) 438-9112 or request your FREE ESTIMATE today!