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LP ArmorStrand featuring Dryvit TAFS3 is an innovative system that represents an alternative to traditional stucco applications.

Install VERSATEX - VERSAWRAP PVC One-piece column wraps in seven easy steps.

In this installment of JLC's Building Sessions, hear more about PVC trim. With real wood appearance but moisture and rot-resistant durability, it protects homes effortlessly. Contractors value ease of installation, saving time on sites - plus a variety of product options and colors.

Learn more about how you can strengthen your business. The James Hardie™ ALLIANCE provides a complete suite of reputation-building tools, including rewards that help you reinvest in your business, expert training that sharpens your team’s skills, and access to better leads – homeowners who value quality.

Share HGTV Star Jenny Marrs' design expertise with clients who need exterior inspiration. This lookbook features 12 new trend-inspired palettes – combining Mastic siding with coordinated stone, trim, windows and metal – that give homeowners a clear, confident starting point and make your material conversations easier.

Download this lookbook now and discover:

• How to use these curated palettes as a client-facing design tool on any exterior project
• Which color families and material combinations are resonating with today's homeowners
• Practical guidance from the Marrs’ on mixing materials for a finished, cohesive result

This video is recorded from a previously live webinar event. Labor shortages, rising building materials costs, and staying on schedule are just a few of the hurdles builders and remodelers are navigating today. Andy Soloman, Director of Training at Associated Materials, demonstrates how Alside’s award winning and innovative composite cladding can help to alleviate these challenges.

This study examines the transformation of a 1930s home in Massachusetts through an extensive renovation. The project sought to preserve the Colonial character while rebuilding and expanding to meet contemporary expectations. Roofing, weather-barrier, siding, shingle, and trim products helped combine historically appropriate textures and detailing with durable, low-maintenance performance. Digital renderings and walkthroughs supported informed design decisions and kept the renovation aligned with its architectural vision. The completed home blends naturally into the historic streetscape while offering a resilient envelope engineered for New England’s demanding climate. The result demonstrates how thoughtful design, modern materials, and skilled craftsmanship can honor the past while preparing a home for generations of use.