5 House Siding Trends Contractors Should Know

5 House Siding Trends Contractors Should Know

Siding is important for protecting a home, but it’s also one of the first things people notice about a home, so it’s appearance matters. Contractors, stay on top of the latest house siding trends so you can know what to expect from your clients.

From low maintenance siding to unexpected colors, here’s what today’s homeowners are looking for when it comes to siding.

FIBER CEMENT

Durable, low-maintenance, eco-friendly — these are the qualities that are top of mind and consideration for homeowners as they make choices about their homes in 2024. It’s why fiber cement, which encompasses all of those qualities, is a popular choice for home siding. It’s made up of cement, sand, water, and cellulose fibers. It’s also aesthetically pleasing and can mimic the look of real wood.

UNEXPECTED, DARKER COLORS

When you drive through a neighborhood, you’ll always see popular siding colors like charcoal, gray, and beige. But in the next few years, you’ll likely find yourself spotting more unexpected colors that add visual interest to homes, like deep purples, blues, and greens.

MIXED TEXTURES

Another way homeowners are adding interest and a customized look to their homes is by mixing textures for their siding. This could look like mixing brick with stucco or wood with metal. Mixing textures is a trend for single homes and multi-family housing buildings.

LOW MAINTENANCE

Being a homeowner means having a lot of responsibilities and maintenance to do, so siding that requires minimal upkeep is a trend that’s here to stay. Materials that are weather-resistant and built to last mean less time spent on repairs, repainting, and cleaning. Popular choices for low-maintenance siding include vinyl, fiber cement, and engineered wood.

SUSTAINABLE MATERIALS

Sustainability is becoming increasingly important to homeowners. Along with fiber cement, other siding materials that are growing in popularity include sustainably sourced wood, recycled brick, and even cork. When searching for siding, homeowners are considering what materials are biodegradable, recycled, and renewable.

See what siding materials we have available at Miller’s Building Supply by looking through our product catalog online or by visiting us at 1819 East Monroe St. in Goshen.