Shingles
Uniform, sawn pieces for a tidy look.
Want the warm look of cedar? Get it finished and maintained so it weathers well instead of rotting.


Cedar naturally resists rot and insects better than most woods, and its grain gives a warm, natural look. Left untreated it weathers to gray; with stain it keeps its color longer.
Like any wood, it needs a finish and regular attention, especially on sunny walls and near the ground. Charlotte's humid summers make that upkeep matter.
For other options, see siding work across the city.
Uniform, sawn pieces for a tidy look.
Split, rougher pieces for texture.
Horizontal planks.
Vertical boards with battens.

Most cedar gets a penetrating stain that soaks in rather than a film that peels. Plan on refinishing as the color fades.
Damaged shingles can usually be replaced one at a time, and many Charlotte contractors handle that kind of repair.
Cedar weathering badly? Call about repair or refinishing.
Call (980) 866-4994No, but stain keeps its color and slows weathering.
Usually, one at a time.
Yes, to install and to maintain.
An independent contractor who works in your area. They quote it and do it if you hire them.
Get a price for new cedar or repairs to what you have.