When you go through the hassle of replacing your siding, you want it to last — ideally, until you sell your home. Sadly, with most siding replacement services, that’s just not possible. If it’s not the product that’s sub-par, it’s the labor, and just 10, five or even two years down the road, you’re stuck re-siding your home all over again. That’s double the cost and double the headache.

A beautiful, beach-style home doesn’t have to come with all that humidity, salty air and sand between your toes. In fact, with the right exterior siding options, you can create a beach-inspired dream home virtually anywhere – even in the heart of Texas.

The holiday season is almost here, and the time for entertaining is just around the corner. But before you start trimming the tree or stuffing that turkey, make sure you tend to the bigger picture items first—your entryway, your common rooms and your exterior. These are the big three that will get the most foot traffic during the holiday season—and just like your mantel, they deserve a little sprucing up before the big day rolls around. Here are our most popular San Antonio home remodeling services that can help get your home holiday-ready:

In today’s real estate market, the farmhouse look is in - just tune into any HGTV show and see for yourself. But while those TV designers might lead you to believe you’ll need thousands of dollars, a whole team of contractors or even a new property in order to make it happen, fortunately, that couldn’t be further from the truth. In reality, achieving the farmhouse aesthetic isn’t expensive or difficult. In fact, all you need is the right product:

Siding is a great way to protect your home and add visual interest. But today’s home siding options have gotten too cookie-cutter. They’re all wood, wood-toned or wood look-alikes with a flimsy, fake-wood feeling, and they just don’t deliver on quality or appeal. Are you looking for something better? Want home siding options that break the mold a little more? Then try these options:

Many homeowners like the look of vinyl and wood siding, but neither material is well-equipped to deal with the South Texas climate. The blazing sun leaves it cracked, faded and broken, while the constant rain and humidity lead to mold, mildew and rotting. In just a few years’ time, the siding’s rendered useless (not to mention unsightly)—and homeowners are forced to fork over more cash to fix it or replace it altogether.