Love Your Home With Shingle Siding

Inspired by Narrow Sawn Cedar, Our PVC Cedar Shingle Siding Brings the Charm

Patterned from real cedar shingles and shakes, vinyl shingle siding from Continental Siding looks authentic while outperforming wood products.

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You Can’t Tell the Difference Between Our PVC and Authentic Cedar Siding Shingles!

At Continental Siding we’re dedicated to providing the protection you deserve and the look you want to LOVE YOUR HOME! With our cedar shingle siding, it’s basically impossible to tell where your new siding seams are and the difference between our vinyl and real cedar shingle siding.

We achieve this by using nearly 100 unique molds to randomize the faux wood grain on each shingle. The wood grain pattern is repeated less than three times in one section, so you never see a repeat pattern on your home’s exterior. Then, we install our siding using our Positive Panel Interlock System for a perfect, permanent fit.

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No-Paint, No-Fade “Wood” Shingle Siding

Traditional cedar shake requires homeowners to scrape and paint every few years. Our shingle siding, however, comes with color built right in, plus special UV inhibitors to make it resist fading in the sun and an acrylic cap to maximize color stability. That means you’ll never need to apply new paint, and your siding will look just like it did the very first day we installed it.

Choose your shingle siding from more than 20 color options, with available matching J-channel and corners to complete your home’s updated exterior look. Each color is designed to match other manufacturers’ siding products, so you can easily create coordinating color combinations. When you request an estimate, we’ll visit your home with samples so you can choose your favorite color.

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Get the Look of Weathered Cedar Siding Shingles

Our Weathered Collection gives your home the authentic appearance of cedar siding that has weathered over time. The panels feature a darker hue of a color in the grain, and a lighter one on the higher points, just as a panel would naturally develop. This finish adds color depth and character to your home!