Cedar wood siding is a popular choice for many homeowners because it is durable, attractive, and available in a variety of colors and finishes. Cedar is also resistant to rot and insect damage, making it a great choice for homes in areas with extreme weather conditions.

In the age of vinyl and stucco, some homeowners are opting for a more traditional look on their homes. Wood siding is a good choice if you’re tired of the same old thing on your home and want a change that will last. However, it’s not as simple as nailing up planks, which involves costs beyond the price of the wood.

Wood siding  adds character to your home. But is it right for you?  First, consider whether you’ll be happy if the wood needs to be redone in five or 10 years.  A lot can change in that time span. The look of your home will influence your decision. If your home is contemporary, wood siding might not be its best look. But it will definitely give a more traditional home the beauty you seek.

Temperatures in Canada are cold during the winter and hot during the summer, so Canadian homeowners need to consider this when choosing building materials for their homes. Wood is also affected by temperature changes and can swell or shrink because of these changes. Furthermore, wood siding is susceptible to moisture damage from humidity or rain.