All posts dedicated to pictures of tuscan clay vinyl siding projects completed by Alpha Windows & Siding on Long Island, New York. Alpha Siding specializes in the installation of tuscan clay siding.
Alpha Siding Contractor renovated this Queens home with all new siding. The new siding is dutch lap siding in Tuscan Clay color. Additionally, all fascia and trim was finished in matching clay color to create a uniform look.
Alpha Window & Siding company in Massapequa renovated this home with new siding, a bay window, and a new door. The color of the door is wineberry red, while the bay window features double hung flankers with the picture window. The siding is tuscan clay color, and the design is shake shingles. The new window and siding gave this Massapequa home a brand new look.
Alpha Windows & Siding recently renovated this Farmingville home with new windows and siding. The windows were replaced with new double hung windows and a new sliding window. Afterwards, new Tuscan Clay shake shingles were installed on the front with dutch lap siding on the rest of the house. The color of the new siding was designed to complement the Teak color of the roof. This brand new exterior should have this home ready for the winter.
Alpha Siding & Windows renovated this house in Massapequa with all new siding and windows. The openings were prepared for the installation of new sliding windows and double hung windows. Afterwards, dutch lap vinyl siding was installed around the whole house in tuscan clay color. The new roof, window and siding color complemented each other very well, and should ensure that this Massapequa home remains looking new and crisp for several years.
Alpha Windows & Siding renovated this home in Great Neck with all new siding and windows. First, the windows were replaced with double hung windows and casement windows, which included grids on the top sashes. Afterwards, the siding was changed around the whole house with clapboard vinyl siding in tuscan clay color. All accenting trim and fascia was finished in white to match the windows and complement the rest of the home’s color. This Great Neck house’s siding and windows should withstand the environmental elements for several years to come, while maintaining a pristine look.
Alpha Siding Company renovated this Shirley home with all new siding and stone. First, Plum Creek Ledgestone was installed behind the railings underneath the front porch windows. Afterwards, dutch lap siding was installed around the whole house in Tuscan Clay color. New soffits were installed in glacier white, along with all finishing trim. The new siding should keep this Shirley home protected from the elements for a long time.
Alpha Siding Company renovated this home in Sag Harbor with all new stone and siding. The front of the home was sided with Tuscan Clay shakes, while the chimney was covered in versetta ledgestone. The rest of the home was sided with dutch lap siding, while all trim was finished in white, including the corner posts.
Alpha Siding Company renovated this home in Holbrook with new shake siding and stone. The color of the shake shingles is Tuscan Clay, while the stone is Plum Creek in order to complement the Tuscan Clay color. The style of the stone is ledgestone, while all accents and trim were finished in white.
If you’re looking for Siding Companies in Massapequa to renovate your home, look no further than Alpha Siding. Alpha is a siding company in Massapequa that does hundreds of siding jobs each year. This Massapequa home was renovated with new shakes, stone, and clapboard siding. The color of the shakes and clapboard is Tuscan Clay, while the stone is Plum Creek in a Ledgestone cut. The color tone of the stone complemented the light brown color of the siding, and made this home’s beauty stand out to the rest of the neighborhood.
Alpha is a Baldwin Siding Company that renovated this Baldwin home with new vinyl siding. The style of this siding is dutch lap, while the color is Tuscan Clay. All trim was finished in white, with exception to the shutters. The shutters were brick-colored, and were used to complement the light brown color of the siding.
