All posts dedicated to pictures of dutch lap vinyl siding projects completed by Alpha Windows & Siding on Long Island, New York.
We replaced the siding around this ranch home in Lindenhurst with Tuscan Clay Dutch Lap vinyl siding. There was an area of stone in the front which was left to contrast the new siding. All new white soffits were put up underneath the overhang as well.
This home in Massapequa was renovated all around so that it can be sold. A lot of homeowners find that it is easier to sell their home by making the necessary renovations that will make the home look more attractive to a prospective buyer. On this home, we replaced the siding all around with Coastal Sage colored vinyl siding. We installed shakes on the front of the home, and dutch lap siding on the sides and rear.
This ranch-style home in Central Islip had its siding replaced around the whole house. We replaced the old siding with new dutch lap vinyl siding in the Storm color. All trim was finished in white.
We replaced the siding on this split-level home in Glen Cove wherever there was existing siding. The home maintained its brick facade, while the visible sided parts were replaced with Mystic Blue dutch lap vinyl siding. The siding was also accented with Navy Blue shutters in order to break the light blue color.
Here we replaced the exposed siding on this home in Baldwin, but left the existing brickwork in the front. There were several peaks on this home that were sided with Cape Cod Gray Dutch Lap siding as well as the rest of the home. The roof was also replaced with Oyster Gray lifetime shingles by GAF.
This home is in an area of Lindenhurst that was affected by Hurricane Sandy. It was elevated and required a lot of renovation to return it to its pristine self. The whole roof was ripped and replaced with Weathered Wood GAF Architectural Shingles. Following that phase, we replaced all of the windows on the home with Alpha Vinyl Replacement windows. A lot of the windows were mulled double-hungs and mulled casements. That means several of the windows shared the same mainframe in order to provide greater strength and stability. Finally, we replaced the old siding with Canyon Drift Shake Shingles in the front and Canyon Drift Dutch Lap siding on the sides and rear. Everything was accented with white trim.
This Levitt Style home in Levittown was renovated with Dutch Lap vinyl siding all around the house. The vinyl siding color in the picture is Tuscan Clay. The homeowner also had a Fox Hollow Gray colored roof replaced with GAF Architectural Shingles.
This hi-ranch home in Seaford underwent a complete siding replacement on the entire home. We installed Tuscan Clay colored shake shingles in the front of the house, while finishing the sides and rear with Dutch Lap siding. All soffits, cornerposts, capping, gutters and leaders were finished in white. White is a popular finish to accent the Tuscan Clay color because this is another deep color that can be brought out really well with white trim.
We replaced all the windows and siding on this home in Lynbrook. The windows were mostly double hung and they all featured 6/0 grid styles. These windows come with Low-E and Argon gas and are extruded from pure PVC.
Upon completion of the window replacement, the whole home was re-sided with Harbor Blue Dutch Lap siding and same color corner posts. Additionally, black shutters were installed and all fascia’s capped with white aluminum.
On this home in Brentwood, we removed all of their windows and replaced them with vinyl double hung replacements. Afterwards, we replaced the siding on the whole home with Dutch Lap Monterey Sand vinyl siding. The color of the corner posts used were matched to the color and the shutters were Heritage Green.