Siding with All Around
Siding is your home’s first impression so we help you choose wisely for a home that looks good, performs well, and lasts a lifetime! With our experience, we know one size does not fit all, so we offer the best of all current siding products on the market today. Whether it’s a few pieces of siding needing replacement or a complete exterior redesign, we get it done and we do it right!!
Choosing All Around means you are choosing a locally owned and year-round operated, properly insured & licensed, factory-certified siding installer.
All Around typically installs LP Smartside, metal, vinyl, stone, brick, and fiber cement siding.
Most importantly, All Around is a certified Master Installer of LP SmartSide. Make sure to visit our Gallery to view previous siding & exterior projects. Contact us today to learn how we can help improve the exterior look of your home! Click on “Get An Estimate” to get a free quote for your next siding project!
MinneApolis Siding Examples
Siding Options
CHOOSING YOUR VINYL SIDING
Vinyl has come a long way over the years, and today it offers you more color and quality options than ever. It’s still “entry-level” siding—and it’ll fade after about 20 years—but it’s also refreshingly low-maintenance and easy on the wallet. Keep in mind that we can add insulation to any vinyl siding.
Preferred Brand: Norandex®, Mitten®
Shiplap
Dutch Lap
Vertical
Shakes
Staggered Shakes
SIDING OF STEEL
Steel siding is extremely durable and low-maintenance. The lines are cleaner than vinyl. The pre-finished colors last a lifetime. And it gives you an unmatched option for uniformity and toughness.
Preferred Brand: Edco
Steel Siding
ENGINEERED SIDING
Engineered siding gives you a realistic, natural look with lifetime finishes and performance. Of course, with this “luxury” look comes luxury pricing, generally 2.5x the cost of vinyl.
Preferred Brand: LP/Hardie
LP Smartside
This tough engineered-wood product is hail’s worst enemy. Made from a clever combination of materials, LP SmartSide keeps out water, insects, woodpeckers and mold. It also comes in several long-lasting pre-finished options and colors, and nearly unlimited profiles—making it a tremendous value in engineered siding.
James Hardi
Often called “Hardie Board,” this is a fiber-cement material that’s been around awhile now and is used in new and upper-end construction projects.
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