Mastic Vinyl • James Hardie • Diamond Kote
Local + Veteran Co-Owned
Distinct Siding Options
Financing Available
Roofing + Exterior Expertise
MORE THAN A COLOR CHANGE
New siding should improve the way your home looks, feels, and stands up to weather.
The best siding choice is not automatically the most expensive one. It is the product that matches your priorities—maintenance, durability, design, budget, and how long you plan to stay in the home.
Refresh Curb Appeal
Change the color, texture, trim, and architectural character of the entire home.
Improve Protection
Replace damaged or aging cladding and address vulnerable exterior details.
Reduce Upkeep
Choose finishes designed to avoid the routine scraping and repainting of traditional wood.
Build a Complete Look
Coordinate siding with roofing, gutters, windows, doors, soffit, fascia, and trim.
THREE EXCELLENT WAYS TO RE-SIDE YOUR HOME
Start With What Matters Most to You
We offer distinct material choices because no two homes—or homeowner priorities—are exactly the same.
SMART, VERSATILE VALUE
Mastic Vinyl
PREMIUM FIBER CEMENT
James Hardie
PREMIUM COLOR + WOOD CHARACTER
Diamond Kote
A dependable, low-maintenance choice with a broad selection of colors and profiles. Mastic makes it easy to create a polished exterior without the cost or upkeep of painted wood.
​Low-maintenance vinyl construction
Lap, board-and-batten, shake, and shingle styles
Color and profile options for traditional or modern homes
Manufacturer limited lifetime warranty options
Best fit: homeowners who want dependable performance, design flexibility, and strong overall value.
Fiber cement siding engineered for climate and built for homeowners who prioritize long-term durability, dimensional stability, and a substantial premium appearance.
Resists damage from moisture and pests
Noncombustible fiber cement material
Lap, panel, shake, and architectural styles
30-year non-prorated limited substrate warranty
Best fit: homeowners who value durability, proven fiber cement performance, and long-term exterior value.
An engineered wood siding system with rich texture, striking color possibilities, and a durable factory-applied finish for a high-end exterior with authentic wood character.
Engineered wood substrate designed to resist rot and decay
Lap, vertical, shake, and custom design possibilities
Solid, DuoBlend, WoodMark, and custom color options
30-year no-fade finish warranty
Best fit: homeowners who want premium curb appeal, deeper color choices, and the warmth of a wood-inspired exterior.
SIDE-BY-SIDE COMPARISON
Which siding feels right for your home?
Use this as a starting point. During your consultation, we will narrow the options based on your home's architecture, exposure, budget, and design goals.
Priority
Mastic Vinyl
James Hardie
Diamond Kote
Priority
Best overall value
Premium
Premium
Priority
Vinyl
Fiber cement
Prefinished engineered wood
Maintenance
Very low
Low
Low
Design strength
Broad colors and profiles
Clean, substantial look
Rich finish and wood character
Standout advantage
Value + versatility
Climate-engineered durability
Color + premium wood-inspired appearance
Ideal homeowner
Practical and budget-conscious
Durability-focused
Design-focused
Relative pricing and maintenance are general comparisons. Final recommendations and warranties depend on the exact product line, color, accessories, home conditions, and written manufacturer terms.
SEE THE PROFILE BEFORE YOU CHOOSE
Three Distinct Siding Styles
Use one profile across the home or combine horizontal, vertical, and shake siding to highlight gables, porches, and entry features.
Classic Lap Siding
Long horizontal courses create timeless lines and can mimic traditional wood siding.
Vertical Board + Batten
Vertical boards add height & work beautifully across a full exterior or as an accent.
Shake + Shingle
Hand-tooled cedar character adds texture to gables, dormers, & cottage-style homes.
Favorite Mastic Color Options
White
Desert Sand
Silver Grey
Harbor Grey
Portsmouth Blue
Quiet Willow
Deep Granite
Pebblestone Clay
Colors are digital approximations of named Mastic options. Availability varies by product line and profile. Always review a physical sample outdoors before ordering.
MAKE THE EXTERIOR FEEL INTENTIONAL
It is not only the siding.
It is the whole composition.
Great exteriors use contrast, proportion, and repeated details. We help you move beyond choosing one color from a tiny sample and think about the home as a complete design.
01
Choose the main field color
Start with the dominant siding color and its relationship to the roof, stone, brick, and surroundings.
02
Add architectural interest
Use board-and-batten, shake, or panel accents to highlight gables, entries, and additions.
03
Finish the transitions
Trim, corners, soffit, fascia, gutters, windows, and doors make the design feel complete.
Warm Light Neutral
Natural Olive
Deep Blue-Green
Modern Charcoal
WHY TRUE LINE FOR SIDING
One local team for the exterior details that have to work together.
Siding touches the roofline, windows, doors, trim, soffit, fascia, gutters, flashing, and water-management system. True Line understands those connections because we work across the complete exterior—not just one wall covering.
Clear Product Guidance
We explain the real differences between materials instead of steering every homeowner toward the same answer.
Exterior-System Thinking​
We look at transitions, penetrations, openings, trim, drainage, and adjoining exterior components.
Professional Preparation
We evaluate existing conditions and discuss what needs to be corrected before new siding covers the wall.
Local Accountability
You know who is responsible for the project, from the first conversation through the final walkthrough.
WHAT QUALITY INSTALLATION SHOULD INCLUDE
A beautiful finish depends on what happens behind it.
New siding performs best when the wall is properly evaluated and the water-management details are handled deliberately. The final scope should reflect your home's actual conditions and the selected manufacturer's requirements.
01
Evaluate + Prepare
Inspect existing siding and wall conditions, identify damaged areas, and define the correct removal or preparation plan.
02
Manage Water
Integrate the required weather-resistive barrier, flashing, openings, and transitions for the selected assembly.
03
Install to Specification
Follow product-specific fastening, spacing, clearance, and accessory requirements.
04
Finish the Exterior
Complete corners, trim, soffit, fascia, vents, utility blocks, and other visible details with a cohesive finish.
What are we looking for during the consultation?
We are not only measuring square footage. We are checking the details that affect the scope, installation, appearance, and long-term performance.
Existing material + condition
Damage, waviness, rot concerns, and preparation needs.
Openings + penetrations
Windows, doors, utility connections, vents, and mounting blocks.
Design opportunities
Accent areas, trim width, color balance, soffit, fascia, and gutter coordination.
A SIMPLE SIDING PROJECT
From “this exterior is tired” to a home you love pulling up to.
01
Inspect + Measure
We evaluate the exterior, take measurements, and identify details that will affect the project.
02
Choose the Direction
Compare materials, styles, colors, trim, investment levels, and warranty considerations.
03
Finalize the Plan
Receive a clear proposal describing the selected products and the work included.
04
Install + Walk Through
Our team completes the exterior and reviews the finished project with you.
MAKE THE EXTERIOR FEEL INTENTIONAL
You do not have to choose between “do nothing” and the most expensive siding available.
We offer different material levels and financing options so you can make a responsible decision without sacrificing professional installation.
SIDING QUESTIONS HOMEOWNERS ASK
Know What to Expect Before You Choose
Which siding option is the most affordable?
Vinyl generally offers the lowest initial investment among the three featured options. The final cost depends on product line, home size, removal, repairs, trim, accessories, and design complexity.
Is James Hardie the same as Diamond Kote?
No. James Hardie is fiber cement siding. Diamond Kote is a factory-applied finish system on an engineered wood substrate. They differ in material, appearance, handling, warranty structure, and design strengths.
Can I mix siding styles?
Yes. Lap siding can be paired with board-and-batten, shake, or panel accents to emphasize gables, entries, porches, or other architectural features.
Do you replace soffit, fascia, or gutters too?
True Line handles multiple exterior services. We can evaluate adjoining components and discuss whether coordinating them with the siding project will create a better finished result.
Can new siding improve energy efficiency?
The answer depends on the complete wall assembly. Some siding systems include insulation options, but siding alone should not be presented as a guaranteed cure for comfort or energy-loss problems.
How do I choose a color from a small sample?
Start with the fixed colors on the home—roof, brick, stone, windows, and doors—then compare larger samples outdoors in different light. Product visualizers can also help narrow the direction.
