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A modern home in Minnetonka, Minnesota, with dark vertical siding and a long low wing set among mature trees. Residential design by Strand Design, Minneapolis.

The exterior is primarily clad in textured 18" NuCedar RoughSawn Shingles finished in a vibrant, natural Cedar color. The warmth of the shingles is complemented by a lower section of contrasting grey vertical siding. Crisp white trim and substantial white columns frame the windows, while a dark standing-seam metal roof over the prominent gabled entryway provides a bold, contemporary finish with excellent curb appeal.

Home in Coquitlam, British Columbia got a complete overhaul of the exterior. Previously outdated vinyl siding and make-shift detailing, is now designed with James Hardie siding. Subtle “cobblestone” lap siding, mixed with bold “iron gray” trims and board & battens bays, create a brand new modern, yet classic look. Introducing timbers and wood accents at the front balcony creates a big statement that the eyes are drawn to.
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Paul Despenas: Mason City, Iowa: Homeowners in Asbury Neighborhood see new type of siding being installed.
Since the neighborhood was built from the late 1970’s through the late 1980’s homeowners were restricted to using only wood or masonry products on their homes.
This meant, homeowners were stuck with painting, staining and constant repairing of the wood trims, siding and window sills and casings. If you have ever owned a home with wood siding you know what kind of maintenance needs to be done with the type of weather conditions Iowa delivers. On an average those homeowners could realistically spend $1,000.00 per year maintaining the home.
Back in the early 2000’s this neighborhood accepted the installation of fiber cement siding. Little did homeowners realize, they still had to maintain the home, painting, and constant caulking of the siding joints and around the trim boards to prevent any water and /or air infiltration.
After many homeowners from this neighborhood inquired about American Classic Cedar Grain Polymeric Siding and 2 years of working with the neighborhood association, American Classic Cedar Grain Polymeric Siding has been approved for installation.
American Classic Polymeric Cladding was designed for those home owners who were considering a fiber cement product on their home. They liked the appearance not because it was energy efficient or maintenance free they just liked the plank appearance.
American Classic Polymeric Cladding exhibits the perfect blend of natural beauty and rugged construction. It combines a resilient polymer base with an inorganic mineral to yield performance and long lasting good looks, And, unlike wood cladding and fiber cement, it won’t absorb moisture that can lead to warping, swelling and rotting.
American Classic Polymeric Cladding is available in 2 different profiles and colors ranging from bold to subtle, striking to soothing.
American Classic Cedar Grain Plank Polymeric Siding carries a Life Time Limited Warranty with Lifetime Fade Protection. Midwest Construction is a Progressive Foam Platinum Dealer and that allows use to issue a Lifetime Warranty on the Thermal Performance of the insulation used and 10 year labor warranty.
You siding project will be done in a timely professional manner by our VSI trained siding crews. The job site is cleaned up daily and all tools secured. All of our crews are insured for your peace of mind and comfort

Paul Despenas: Mason City, Iowa: Homeowners in Asbury Neighborhood see new type of siding being installed.
Since the neighborhood was built from the late 1970’s through the late 1980’s homeowners were restricted to using only wood or masonry products on their homes.
This meant, homeowners were stuck with painting, staining and constant repairing of the wood trims, siding and window sills and casings. If you have ever owned a home with wood siding you know what kind of maintenance needs to be done with the type of weather conditions Iowa delivers. On an average those homeowners could realistically spend $1,000.00 per year maintaining the home.
Back in the early 2000’s this neighborhood accepted the installation of fiber cement siding. Little did homeowners realize, they still had to maintain the home, painting, and constant caulking of the siding joints and around the trim boards to prevent any water and /or air infiltration.
After many homeowners from this neighborhood inquired about American Classic Cedar Grain Polymeric Siding and 2 years of working with the neighborhood association, American Classic Cedar Grain Polymeric Siding has been approved for installation.
American Classic Polymeric Cladding was designed for those home owners who were considering a fiber cement product on their home. They liked the appearance not because it was energy efficient or maintenance free they just liked the plank appearance.
American Classic Polymeric Cladding exhibits the perfect blend of natural beauty and rugged construction. It combines a resilient polymer base with an inorganic mineral to yield performance and long lasting good looks, And, unlike wood cladding and fiber cement, it won’t absorb moisture that can lead to warping, swelling and rotting.
American Classic Polymeric Cladding is available in 2 different profiles and colors ranging from bold to subtle, striking to soothing.
American Classic Cedar Grain Plank Polymeric Siding carries a Life Time Limited Warranty with Lifetime Fade Protection. Midwest Construction is a Progressive Foam Platinum Dealer and that allows use to issue a Lifetime Warranty on the Thermal Performance of the insulation used and 10 year labor warranty.
You siding project will be done in a timely professional manner by our VSI trained siding crews. The job site is cleaned up daily and all tools secured. All of our crews are insured for your peace of mind and comfort

This 1963 architect designed home needed some careful design work to make it livable for a more modern couple, without forgoing its Mid-Century aesthetic. Designed by David Wagner, AIA with Marta Snow, AIA.

The cottage is snug against tandem parking and the cedar grove to the west, leaving a generous yard. Careful consideration of window openings between the two houses maintains privacy for each. Weathering steel panels will patina to rich oranges and browns.

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Sunbury, OH
J.Holderby - Renovations
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Spacious garage build project, 3 vehicle bays with ample perimeter storage room. Installed built-in cabinets and table worktop, open shelving, and wall of hooks for hanging shop and garden tools are features in this new garage build. Heating system installed as well as heated concrete floor to make space functional as a workshop in all seasons. Floor was finished with polyaspartic epoxy coating. Garage is a bright space with ample lighting and large window for natural light. Exterior clad in Hardie siding and gable ends are stucco with decorative cedar bracket features. Large concrete driveway extends from garage to fence and property line. Cedar fencing, gate and arbour were installed to complete this backyard project.

A bold, black secnd story addition transformed a traditional bungalow into a spacious, multi-level home with a vibrant personality and an unexpected blend of metal cladding and reclaimed materials set against a vibrant outdoor living space.

Home in Coquitlam, British Columbia got a complete overhaul of the exterior. Previously outdated vinyl siding and make-shift detailing, is now designed with James Hardie siding. Subtle “cobblestone” lap siding, mixed with bold “iron gray” trims and board & battens bays, create a brand new modern, yet classic look. Introducing timbers and wood accents at the front balcony creates a big statement that the eyes are drawn to.

Home in Coquitlam, British Columbia got a complete overhaul of the exterior. Previously outdated vinyl siding and make-shift detailing, is now designed with James Hardie siding. Subtle “cobblestone” lap siding, mixed with bold “iron gray” trims and board & battens bays, create a brand new modern, yet classic look. Introducing timbers and wood accents at the front balcony creates a big statement that the eyes are drawn to.

A cedar cladded cooking island decorates a lush backyard, complementing the natural scenery. Using an ultra-compact Dekton countertop adds a modern and functional touch to this classic kitchen, featuring gas and charcoal grills.

Home in Coquitlam, British Columbia got a complete overhaul of the exterior. Previously outdated vinyl siding and make-shift detailing, is now designed with James Hardie siding. Subtle “cobblestone” lap siding, mixed with bold “iron gray” trims and board & battens bays, create a brand new modern, yet classic look. Introducing timbers and wood accents at the front balcony creates a big statement that the eyes are drawn to.

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Columbus, OH
Hope Restoration & General Contracting
Columbus Design-Build, Kitchen & Bath Remodeling, Historic Renovations

The customers wanted a comfortable, highly sustainable family home. Several design options were presented that provided an open plan, took advantage of wonderful views and daylight, and captured numerous sustainable design features.
The main level, comprised of living, dining, kitchen and office areas, flows together within an open plan, and is organized to take advantage of wonderful views. With a southern exposure, the house is oriented to take advantage of the sun for heating, and is supplemented by a wood-burning masonry heater. The home is equipped with solar-thermal and photovoltaic arrays, helping the house to achieve a HERS score of 15. Built of cedar and Douglas fir, the home blends into this wooded foothills site. Work completed while at SBA.
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