Home Siding Repair, Replacement, Installation

Gentry Sons Construction Offers Home Excellent Home Siding Services in the Sioux Falls, South Dakota Area

When you’re ready to fix the siding on your Sioux Falls, South Dakota home, a call the professionals at Gentry Sons Construction team can help you accomplish your goal. Our team is knowledgeable and skilled with all types of siding material, which include:

• Vinyl Siding
• Fiber Cement Siding
• Natural Wood Siding
• Hardie Board Siding
• Stucco Siding
• Aluminum Siding
• Natural Stone & Faux Stone Siding
• Brick Siding
• Engineered Wood Siding
• … And more!

Types of Siding Installation Services Offered By Gentry Sons Construction

With hundreds of options available on the market, all of the different types and styles of exterior siding can feel overwhelming when trying to choose the best possible option for your Sioux Falls, South Dakota home. If you are in the market for new exterior home siding, Gentry Sons Construction has got you covered! We provide world-class exterior home siding installation services in the Sioux Falls, South Dakotaarea and our team of experts are trained with the tools, knowledge, and experience that is required to properly install siding on your home. Popular types of siding installation include:

Vinyl Siding

Vinyl siding is a classic and popular option for many homeowners in theSioux Falls, South Dakota area. Vinyl siding is a form of plastic siding that is very commonly found on smaller homes or apartment buildings. Vinyl siding is a lower-cost option that provides protection against weather, particularly precipitation and storm weather and is fire resistant.  Vinyl is available in a wide variety of colors as well, making it a popular option for homeowners looking for siding with aesthetics in mind. Vinyl is a very affordable option, while also providing adequate protection against the elements. 

Fiber Cement Siding

Fiber cement siding is a great option because it has a particularly long lifespan and is highly weather and fire resistant due to its durable nature. This exterior siding type is available in a broad range of styles so for homeowners who want a wide array of aesthetic options should have zero issues with fiber cement siding. Additionally, many people prefer fiber cement siding because it requires very little maintenance, as well. 

Natural Wood Siding

Natural wood siding can be a great option as it can have a lifespan of over forty years. There are many types of wood siding from split oak to cedar, and depending on the type of wood you are interested in, the price will differ. Natural wood siding offers a distinct aesthetic appearance, in quite a variety of styles, colors, and finishes. If you are looking for exterior siding that is easy to maintain and keep up with, you may want to think twice about natural wood siding, as it does require quite a bit of upkeep to maintain its good condition. 

Hardie Board Siding

Hardie board siding is made from a type of fiber cement, made from 90% sand and cement. Its name originated from the fiber cement inventor, James Hardie and for homeowners with a green thumb focused on sustainability, hardie board siding is a great option. Hardie board siding is a brand that is highly focused on waste minimization. This exterior siding is totally rot and insect resistant, very fire resistant, and holds up to the elements quite well. One unique aspect of hardie board siding is if you are interested in the cause behind it, you can get your hardie board siding made to mimic cedar shingles, wood lap boards, and more. There are also endless color and style options with hardie board exterior siding. 

Stucco Siding

Stucco siding is made from cement and sand and is a highly popular choice in American homes. The reason this exterior siding is so popular is due to its durable, energy efficient, and low maintenance nature. It has been reported that stucco siding is known to help homeowners actually save on their monthly utility bills due to its highly efficient nature. Stucco exterior siding also has a decently long lifespan and is very affordable to have installed. It should be noted that homeowners who live in particularly damp or wet areas, may want to consider fiber cement siding over stucco siding as stucco is not always the best in excessively wet areas.

Aluminum Siding

Aluminum exterior siding has a potential lifespan of forty years or more and is a very popular choice as it is lightweight, eco-friendly, very weather resistant, and easy to install. This particular exterior siding choice is highly cost effective and only requires maintenance if damaged, typically. It is important to note that aluminum siding can dent or scratch easily, thought.

Natural Stone & Faux Stone Siding

Natural stone siding is a higher end exterior siding known for its beautiful appearance and high durability. Natural stone siding is extremely rot, pest, weather, and fire resistant and has an average lifespan of a hundred years or more! This type of siding is also widely considered to be very low maintenance especially in comparison to other exterior sidings such as wood, metal, and vinyl. Additionally, natural stone does not chip, scratch, or rot very easily, making it super durable. 

If you are interested in natural stone siding, but can not afford the higher price tag, there is an alternative option known as faux stone siding. This siding looks practically identical to natural stone siding and is relatively durable relative to its natural counterpart.

Brick Siding

Brick siding is a common exterior siding option in the United States. You’ve probably seen many older buildings or apartment complexes built with brick siding in your lifetime. Brick is a popular option for its traditional appearance, and extreme durability. Brick will not rot, burn, fade, or crumble to really anything. Brick siding also requires virtually no maintenance for the first twenty-five years of its lifespan. Lastly, brick can actually help you save money on your monthly utility bills as it is known to keep homes highly insulated. Brick can be an expensive option to install, but it is considered to be worth the investment thanks to minimal maintenance, extended lifespan,  insulation benefits, and weather resistant durability. 

Engineered Wood Siding

Engineered wood simply translates to manufactured, synthetic, or composite wood siding. Engineered wood generally operates like real or natural wood, and is a much cheaper option. This type of exterior wood siding is water, warp, fungus, pest, chip, and fade resistant – not such a bad option! Engineered wood siding can even last upwards of thirty plus years. Many homeowners in the Sioux Falls, South Dakotaarea, who are drawn to the look of natural wood exterior siding end up installing engineered wood siding as it is a highly comparable option for a significant fraction of the cost.