Composite Siding Installation in Pennsylvania & New Jersey
Get the look you want for your home without all the upkeep that can come with traditional wood siding.
When your siding is worn, dated, or hard to maintain, replacing it lets you change how your whole home looks from the curb. C&C Family Roofing & Siding installs composite siding and other engineered siding options for homeowners across Pennsylvania and New Jersey, including CertainTeed CERTAplank, Alside ASCEND Composite Cladding, and James Hardie siding.
For over 30 years, our family has helped local families protect their investments with professional composite siding installation. We’ll help you choose an option we’d feel confident putting on our own homes.
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Select Shingle Master CertainTeedComposite Siding & Other Low-Maintenance Options
We install ASCEND composite cladding alongside alternatives like CERTAplank reinforced vinyl and James Hardie fiber cement siding. Each offers different benefits, and we’ll help you compare appearance, upkeep, and cost before choosing the siding that works for your home.
CertainTeed CERTAplank
Want the familiar look of wood without the chore list that comes with it? CERTAplank pairs an extra-thick vinyl panel with a reinforced foam backer for a more rigid siding system. Its woodgrain finish and color options give you plenty of room to make the exterior completely your own.
Alside ASCEND Composite Cladding
ASCEND Composite Cladding pairs a realistic woodgrain look with an engineered, low-maintenance material. Choose a 7-inch plank or 12-inch board-and-batten profile, then select from 21 colors to finish the look.
James Hardie Siding
James Hardie fiber cement siding gives you plenty of options for both style and performance. Lap, vertical panel, and shingle styles let you shape your home’s look, while the fiber cement material resists moisture and is noncombustible.
Benefits of Composite Siding
- Less Upkeep Than Wood: Spend less time worrying about painting and the rot concerns that come with natural wood. Maintenance varies by product, so we’ll make sure you know what yours requires.
- Made for Changing Weather: Pennsylvania and New Jersey homes see everything from humid summers to cold winters. Winter affects siding differently depending on the type, so choosing the right material to protect your home takes careful thought. We’ll help you understand how each siding option handles moisture and temperature changes.
- Plenty of Ways to Change the Look: Woodgrain finishes, plank siding, board-and-batten profiles, and shingle-style options give you flexibility to choose a look that suits your home.
- A More Consistent Finish: Get a wood-inspired look without the knots and natural variations from board to board, creating a more uniform exterior finish.
Our Composite Siding Installation Process
Step 1: Free On-Site Estimate
We’ll start at your home, review the existing siding, and talk through your goals. From there, we’ll help you compare composite siding options that fit your home, preferences, and budget.
Step 2: Product Selection & Scheduling
Next comes the fun part: choosing the siding, profile, and color that will shape your new exterior. Once you’ve made those decisions, we’ll get your installation scheduled. Financing options are available to give you the most flexibility within your budget.
Step 3: Composite Siding Installation
On installation day, our team will remove the old siding as needed and get the exterior ready for the new material. We’ll install your siding according to manufacturer requirements while treating your home and property with care.
Step 4: Final Walkthrough & Warranty Information
Before we call the project finished, we’ll walk the new exterior with you and answer any remaining questions. We’ll also go over the manufacturer and C&C warranty information for your project.
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Composite Siding Installation in Pennsylvania & New Jersey
C&C Family Roofing & Siding serves Bucks, Montgomery, Chester, and Delaware counties in Pennsylvania, along with communities across New Jersey. You’ll find our team working on roofing and siding projects throughout Bucks County, as well as homes across Montgomery County. Our composite siding installers assess your home’s architecture and the region’s weather before making a recommendation.
Why Choose C&C Family Roofing & Siding for Composite Siding
C&C has grown as a family business by caring for local homeowners one project at a time.
- Family-Owned From the Start: Your home matters to your family, and we treat it with the same care we’d want for our own.
- 30+ Years of Experience: Through hot summers and cold winters, we’ve spent decades working on Pennsylvania and New Jersey homes.
- Options Without the Pressure: We’ll walk you through the differences between CERTAplank, ASCEND, and James Hardie and help you find what works for your home.
- Here From Start to Finish: We’ll keep you updated throughout your project, and we’re available for questions from kickoff to completion.
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Homeowners across Pennsylvania and New Jersey have trusted our family with their roofing and siding projects for more than 30 years.
Composite Siding FAQs
What Is the Difference Between Composite Siding and Fiber Cement Siding?
Composite siding is a broad category of engineered siding made from different materials, while fiber cement is specifically made from cement, sand, and cellulose fibers. James Hardie is fiber cement, ASCEND is composite cladding, and CERTAplank is reinforced vinyl siding.
How Long Does Composite Siding Last?
How long yours lasts depends on the product, installation, weather exposure, and maintenance. We’ll go over what you can expect from the specific siding you’re considering so you can factor longevity into your decision.
Do You Install Composite Siding in Both Pennsylvania and New Jersey?
Yes. We install siding throughout our service areas in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, including Bucks, Montgomery, Chester, and Delaware counties in PA.
How Much Does Composite Siding Installation Cost?
The cost depends on the siding you choose, your home’s size, how much existing material needs to come off, and what the installation requires. We provide a free on-site estimate after performing a thorough inspection.
Does Composite Siding Require Much Maintenance?
Maintenance varies by product, but composite siding generally requires less routine upkeep than traditional wood siding. The exact care requirements depend on the material you choose.
Is Composite Siding a Good Choice for Pennsylvania Winters?
Yes. The right siding can handle Pennsylvania winters well, but the material matters. Moisture exposure, cold temperatures, and installation quality all affect how well it performs.
How Do I Choose Between CERTAplank, ASCEND, and James Hardie?
Start with the look you want, how much upkeep you’re comfortable with, and what you want to spend. We’ll show you how CERTAplank, ASCEND, and James Hardie differ so you understand what you’re choosing.
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Ready to trade worn or high-maintenance siding for the peace of mind that comes with composite siding? For over 30 years, local families have trusted C&C Family Roofing & Siding with their homes. Request your free quote today and see why for yourself.
