Woodland, WA
Siding in Woodland, WA
Siding for Woodland homes, from Builders Service Company.

The Southwest interior region gets wet winters, and siding here has to shed water for months at a time. Where the current siding shows moss or rot, any of the three types we usually recommend is a good fit, and none of them is wood. Houses from the 1980s and 1990s deserve a close look, because hardboard and LP siding from that era has a known history of moisture failure.
Here is how the options line up:
- Vinyl siding is the most versatile and least expensive option, and a practical choice for a large wall area or a tighter budget. Vinyl siding in Woodland is also a common replacement for the builder-grade vinyl on newer houses.
- Evergreen Shield Siding System is our exclusive insulated composite siding, designed for the Pacific Northwest climate. Its composite panels are built for water resistance through long wet seasons, humidity, mold and mildew. Electricity heats 64% of local homes, which makes its insulating graphite membrane worth a look: it rates R-2.0, compared with R-0.61 for standard vinyl siding.
- Metal siding suits owners planning a premium, long-term exterior. Home values here run about 26% above the county median, and buyers at that level more often choose the Evergreen Shield Siding System or metal.
- Stacked stone and stone veneer add accents at entries, columns, chimneys or a wainscot along the base of the wall, paired with any of the siding types above.
These are the types we usually recommend. The best option for your home is discussed during the free in-home consultation.
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Woodland siding FAQ
What siding do you recommend for a house built in the 1980s or 1990s?
Replacing the original siding is often the right call, because homes from that era may have hardboard or LP siding, which has a known history of moisture failure. We usually recommend vinyl, metal or the Evergreen Shield Siding System, whose composite panels are built for water resistance against long wet seasons. The best fit for your home is discussed during the free in-home consultation.
Is insulated siding worth it if my home has electric heat?
It can be, because payback from insulated siding is larger where heating is costly, and electricity heats 64% of homes in the area. The Evergreen Shield Siding System has an insulating graphite membrane rated R-2.0, compared with R-0.61 for standard vinyl siding. We do not promise a specific savings figure, but we walk through the options during your consultation.