Use our simple siding calculator to calculate the amount of siding materials you’ll need for one exterior wall of your house.
Simply add the length and width of your exterior wall, check if it is a gable wall and enter the gable height if it is. Then confirm if you have any windows and doors and the square feet for each window and or door and that will automatically subtract those from your siding estimate.
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Luxury Wood Siding Options
Ipe Wood Siding
Ipe wood siding offers unmatched durability, density, and beauty. Naturally resistant to rot, insects, and weather, Ipe (also known as Brazilian Walnut) is a top-tier siding choice for high-end residential and commercial applications. Its rich brown tones and exceptional hardness make it a low-maintenance, long-lasting solution with a service life of 50+ years.
Teak Siding
Teak siding brings timeless elegance and legendary weather resistance. Known for its high oil content and dimensional stability, Teak is ideal for coastal and harsh climates. This luxury hardwood weathers to a silvery patina over time and is prized for both modern and traditional architectural designs.
Cedar Siding
Cedar siding is a classic choice valued for its natural warmth, aroma, and resistance to decay and insects. Lightweight and easy to work with, it is often used in lap, bevel, and tongue-and-groove profiles. Cedar siding can be stained or left to weather naturally to a soft gray, making it both versatile and sustainable.
Mahogany Siding
Mahogany siding delivers rich reddish-brown color, stability, and sophistication. Its straight grain and fine texture provide a luxurious appearance, while its natural resistance to rot and insects ensures durability. Mahogany is ideal for premium architectural applications seeking refined style and enduring performance.
Tigerwood Siding
Tigerwood siding showcases striking visual appeal with its bold grain striping and deep reddish-brown hues. This exotic hardwood is naturally resistant to rot, insects, and weather, making it perfect for dramatic siding accents or full-wall coverage with a distinctive look. Over time, it gracefully weathers to a silver tone if left untreated.
Cumaru Siding
Cumaru, often referred to as Brazilian Teak, is a dense, rot-resistant hardwood ideal for siding. It features a warm golden to reddish-brown color with fine grain patterns. With exceptional hardness and stability, Cumaru siding performs well in all climates and offers a service life comparable to Ipe at a lower cost.
Brazilian Redwood Siding
Brazilian Redwood, also known as Massaranduba, is a luxurious hardwood siding option known for its deep redish brown color and smooth texture. Exceptionally dense and resistant to decay, Brazilian Redwood siding delivers strength and beauty in equal measure, making it ideal for premium residential and commercial projects.
Garapa Siding
Garapa siding offers a lighter, golden honey tone with excellent durability. As a dense South American hardwood, it resists rot, decay, and insects, providing a long-lasting natural cladding option. Its consistent grain and smooth finish make Garapa an attractive and cost-effective alternative to Ipe and Cumaru.
Thermally Modified Pine Siding
Thermally modified pine siding combines the charm of softwood with the durability of hardwood. Through a heat and steam process, the wood becomes more stable, rot-resistant, and moisture-resistant—without chemicals. It features a warm brown hue and is ideal for eco-conscious builders seeking affordability and performance.
Thermally Modified Ash Siding
Thermally modified ash siding offers a beautiful grain pattern similar to oak, combined with excellent durability. The thermal modification process enhances its stability and decay resistance, making it suitable for exterior use. Ash siding has a rich, darkened appearance and takes finishes well, or can be left to weather naturally.
Accoya Siding
Accoya siding is a high-performance, acetylated wood product made from sustainably sourced softwood. With exceptional durability, dimensional stability, and resistance to rot, Accoya siding rivals tropical hardwoods while offering a lighter carbon footprint. It can be painted, stained, or left unfinished and is backed by a 50-year above-ground warranty.
Wallaba Shingle Siding
Wallaba shingle siding is a unique tropical hardwood option known for its durability, fire resistance, and natural oils that repel insects and rot. Often used in demanding environments, Wallaba shingles age to a silver-gray patina and require little maintenance, making them ideal for rustic, coastal, or traditional designs.