San Antonio Exterior Remodeling Blog

At Southwest Exteriors, we take pride in offering unique services that go beyond the standard offerings of many competitors. While some avoid more complex projects or tailored solutions, we embrace them, making us the go-to choice for homeowners seeking exceptional craftsmanship and customization.

When it comes to upgrading your home’s exterior, choosing the right siding is a significant decision. With so many options—wood, vinyl, metal, and fiber cement—how do you know which one is the best fit for your home? At Southwest Exteriors, we understand that every home is unique, and that’s why we’re here to break down the pros and cons of each siding type so you can make an informed choice that meets your needs.

What Makes Siding Eco-Friendly? 🌱 When choosing new siding for your home, you may want to consider not only its look and durability but also its environmental impact. Eco-friendly siding is designed to be sustainable, durable, and low-maintenance, helping to reduce waste and save energy over time. But what exactly makes siding eco-friendly?

"You never get a second chance to make a first impression," the old saying goes. Well, when it comes to the first impression your home makes, there’s no element more important than your siding, particularly your siding style.

If you Google James Hardie siding costs, you'll find websites (like Angie's List and Modernize) that claim that Hardie board siding costs between $5-15 or $8-12 per square foot (installed).