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Our Wood Siding Installation Process

Preparing the surface: The surface where the siding will be installed must be prepared by cleaning it of any dirt, debris or loose paint. Any damaged or rotten areas must be repaired or replaced.
Installing the starter strip: A starter strip is installed at the bottom of the wall to provide a level base for the siding. This strip is typically made of treated lumber and is attached to the wall using nails or screws.
Installing the siding: The siding is then installed from the bottom up, with each piece overlapping the one below it. Nails or screws are used to attach the siding to the wall, and the nails or screws are driven through the thickest part of the board, called the nailing hem. The siding should be installed with a slight gap between each board to allow for expansion and contraction due to changes in temperature and humidity.
Cutting the siding: The siding may need to be cut to fit around windows, doors, and other obstructions. This can be done using a saw or a special siding cutting tool.
Finishing touches: Once the siding is installed, the corners, trim, and other details can be added. These finishing touches can help to improve the appearance of the siding and ensure that it is properly sealed against the elements.

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Choose between natural or engineered wood siding options

Wood siding is a popular choice for residential and commercial buildings. The natural look is timeless and can offer a warm, calming atmosphere unmatched by other materials. The options for exterior wood siding are endless and include a number of factors:

Wood Type: Pine, fir, spruce, cedar, and redwood are the most popular
Siding Style: Shiplap, drop channel, tongue-and-groove, board-and-batten, etc.
Installation Orientation: Vertical, horizontal or diagonal
Color: Countless options in paints or stains

In addition to all the choices that natural wood offers, you also have the option of installing engineered wood. Infinity Exteriors carry engineered wood siding from LP Smartside. Engineered wood is a type of composite siding that consists of wood strands and resins that are compressed and then finished with a moisture-resistant overlay. The result is a natural-looking durable material at a lower cost than natural wood. The expert Wisconsin siding contractors at Infinity Exteriors can install, replace or repair a wide range of wood siding. Contact us for a free installation quote.

Advantages of wood siding:

Low cost, high resale value
Timeless, classic look
Easy to install
Easy to paint or stain
Eco-friendly

How much does wood siding cost?

The cost of wood siding can vary greatly depending on several factors, such as the type of wood used, the project's size, and the home's location. In general, wood siding costs range from $6 to $10 per square foot for materials alone, with installation costs typically adding an additional $4 to $8 per square foot. Therefore, for a 1,500-square-foot home, the total cost of wood siding can range from $15,000 to $27,000 or more. We offer siding financing on all of our projects so you can enjoy your siding now while you make affordable monthly payments.

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