With so many composite siding colors available, it can be a difficult for a homeowner to make a decision on which to choose. For those who wish to obtain siding that is virtually maintenance-free, Everlast composite siding is the best choice. Made entirely of polymeric resin and granular stone, this siding requires no painting and does not peel or rot, even in high moisture areas. Everlast offers a broad range of color choices from which to choose that will suit any style of home.
Color Choices with Descriptions below:
Harbor Blue: Think of a traditional deep blue color along the shores of Cape Cod and Nantucket. This deep color will have white trimmed windows popping, creating great curb appeal.
Seaside Grey: A classic and simple color choice of siding that complements a wide variety of shutter colors.
Misty Taupe: A neutral color that combines grey, tan and green, creating a beautiful color.
Polar White: This crisp white sets the perfect backdrop for dark or deep-colored shutters. The vibrant white will continue to hold even as the years go by.
Cabernet Red: A deep, rich red that speaks of traditional New England towns.
Sand Dune: For those looking for a stained cedar look, this color choice is widely popular.
Chestnut: This choice is also for homeowners who are seeking a stained cedar look. This color is a deeper brown then that of the Sand Dune choice and holds a bit of red undertone.
Antique Ivory: This color is great for those homeowners who wish for a neutral siding but don’t want to go with complete white.
Canvas: Again, this color is a wonderful choice for a neutral color siding with a beautiful, buttery undertone.
Spanish Moss: A subtle hint of deep green that is truly stunning with black shutters.
Everlast composite siding looks like real cedar wood and has the texture and thickness of traditional cedar clapboard. The look of the grain within the siding is comparable to real wood and gives the illusion of wood siding.
Everlast siding comes with a double lifetime color protection warranty. This basically guarantees that the color will not chip or fade over time, even in the harshest of weather climates. The company is so confident in the product’s composite siding colors that even if the home is sold, the warranty is transferred to the second homeowner.
Although there is no need to paint Everlast composite siding, if the homeowner decides to paint the siding to change the color, the siding is compatible with exterior acrylic latex paint. Using the proper paint and primer will make painting the siding a task easily achievable; however, the warranty for the ColorHold portion will be voided should the homeowner choose to paint the siding.
