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Engineered wood composition siding
Engineered composition lap and panel siding with sealed cut edges and correct fastening — the warm look of wood with far better moisture and impact resistance.
Composition siding is the middle ground we recommend most often when the budget matters but the house still needs to look custom. It carries a real wood grain, takes paint or stain well, and resists moisture and impact far better than natural cedar or pine lap. The installation details — sealed cut edges, correct nail pattern, flashed openings — are what decide whether it lasts.
Engineered composition is manufactured to a consistent thickness and grain, so courses lay flat and lines stay straight across a long wall. Unlike natural wood it doesn't cup, split at the fasteners, or bleed knots through the paint.
Every field cut gets sealed before it goes on the wall — that raw edge is the single most common failure point on composition siding. Fastener spacing and depth follow the manufacturer's pattern, and openings are flashed and tied into the house wrap.
Corner boards, window and door casing, batten rhythm, and frieze detailing get planned with the elevation rather than added at the end. A modest siding budget still looks custom when the trim is right.
Kirt measures the elevations, notes conditions, and sends an itemized quote in one to two business days.
You pick lap, panel, or board-and-batten, plus the paint or stain color and trim package.
Old siding comes off, sheathing gets repaired where needed, and wrap and flashing go on.
Courses go on with sealed cut edges and the correct nail pattern, then trim and battens are fit.
Paint or stain is completed, then we walk the building with you and close out the punch list.
Call (509) 862-9801 and you'll talk to Kirt, the owner.
