Many Colors & Options to Choose From

We offer our clapboard vinyl siding in a multitude of colors such as Oxford Blue, Granite Gray, Colonial White, Natural Clay, Light Maple to name only a few. Of course we offer a lifetime warranty on all of our vinyl siding options. Our clapboard vinyl siding also comes in plenty of styles, colors and grains that allows you, to truly design the new look and feel of your home. If your looking to dramatically transform the appearance of your home, from a company that will allow you to truly customize the design, for a fair and honest price, call Liberty Home Solutions today at 417-889-3218 for a free estimate on clapboard vinyl siding and let us prove to you this is the sign you want in your yard.

Clean, Classic Traditional Look for Your Home

Used since the colonial era, clapboard siding is also known as bevel or lap siding due to its slightly slanted, classic siding appearance. Since one side of the clapboard siding is thicker than the other, this slanted siding is ideal for homes in areas that experience a large amount of rainfall, and its configuration is well-suited to shed rainwater and protect your home.

Affordable Home Remodel with Clapboard Siding

Traditional clapboard siding is crafted from hard woods like cedar and pine. As wood has increased in price and decreased in availability over time, alternative materials like synthetics have appeared in the clapboard siding market. These choices are generally cheaper and easier to maintain than traditional wood varieties, as traditional hard woods like cedar and pine are generally close to double the price of synthetics according to local suppliers.

Pricing for wood clapboard siding varies according to the type of wood, cedar typically being the most expensive hardwood for clapboard siding. While pine is a cheaper choice, average costs for an 1,800 exterior square foot home range from $12,000 to $14,000. However, these prices are also subject to environmental variables such as timber quality and availability, which can impact the final pricing. Installation costs will also vary by provider, and it’s best to get at least three price quotes on your project before making any decisions.