All posts dedicated to pictures of storm vinyl siding projects completed by Alpha Windows & Siding on Long Island, New York. Alpha Siding specializes in the installation of storm siding.
Here we replaced the siding on the entire home in Freeport. The front of the home was replaced with shake shingles, while the sides were replaced with dutch lap vinyl siding. Black shutters were installed to accent the storm color of the shakes.
This home in Glen Head was re-sided with shakes and scallops. The front of the home was sided with Storm Shake Shingles and accented with Platinum Gray Scallops. The sides of the home, which are not visible, were sided with clapboard vinyl siding. There were also blue shutters installed to complement the gray siding.
Here we changed the windows and siding on this home in Oyster Bay. First, we replaced the existing windows with vinyl double hung windows around the whole house. Then we sided the front of the house with Storm colored vinyl shake shingles and the sides with Storm clapboard vinyl siding. Finally, we finished the project by accenting all the windows with white mantels.
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 put Storm colored clapboard siding around this whole house in Wantagh with exception to an area in the front. There was a section that we replaced with Sterling Ledgestone, which can be seen in the featured imaged. The sterling color of the stone and the storm gray color of the siding accent each other really well.
This colonial home in Roslyn was renovated with Storm colored vinyl siding. On the main facade we put Storm shake shingles and for the rest of the home we put Storm colored Clapboard siding. All exposed wood was capped with white aluminum and the gutters & leaders replaced. This is a beautiful home in a historic area of Long Island.
This ranch-style home in Oceanside recently opted for a roof replacement and siding replacement. We went with a Dual Black roof color, which would further complement the Storm shakes. Along with Storm shakes in the front, we installed Storm dutch lap siding around the rest of the home. The homeowner had gray ledge work completed, so all of the colors on the project were in the same family. At the end of the project, the home’s color pattern really came together and stands out wonderfully in comparison to the rest of the homes on the street.
Here we replaced the old siding on this home in Glen Cove with Storm colored Clapboard vinyl siding. Additionally, the windows were replaced throughout the house with replacement windows. This home was made up predominantly of double hung windows and mulled double hung windows. Our double hung windows can be mulled together to one frame in order to avoid a center divider, this way avoiding a thick obtrusive obstacle in your view.
