Siding

There are so many ways to clad your home’s exterior. Which is the most durable? Least expensive? Learn more about them so you can choose the best option for your home.

Does your façade need a facelift? Skip the pricey pro and take off old vinyl siding yourself with the right tools and these smart steps.

Rock your home and garden makeovers with the natural look of stone veneer—a material that’s surprisingly manageable for determined DIYers who have a little time or patience.

Repainting your house? To ensure a smooth finish, spackle exterior siding wherever deep scratches and gouges appear in the wood.

Find out what the most essential tools are for working at your peak roofing potential.

Long saddled with a bad reputation, today’s vinyl siding is weather- and insect-proof, fade-resistant, and virtually indestructible under normal circumstances. And it looks good, too.

Siding replacement isn’t just about improving curb appeal. Find out when to replace siding and what can happen if you wait too long.

Choosing the best, most durable material is central to designing a shed exterior that withstands the elements and looks good for more than a season. Get the scoop on two common siding materials to help you select the right one for your backyard building.

Understand the important function of the open spaces near the foundation of your brick home.

The original siding on homes built before the 1980s was likely manufactured with asbestos. The average asbestos siding removal cost ranges from $690 to $20,000, with many homeowners spending an average of $5,700.