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Modern three-storey hillside home clad in black board and batten metal siding with cedar soffits

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Board & Batten Metal Siding Built to Last

Vertical metal siding that gives a house the modern farmhouse look without the repaint cycle that wood demands every few years.

Why Homeowners Choose Metal Siding

The Look Without the Maintenance Bill

Board and batten is having a moment, and for good reason — vertical lines make a house read taller and cleaner than horizontal lap siding does.

Done in wood it is beautiful and it is a commitment: caulk, prime and repaint every several years, and rot wherever water finds an end grain you missed.

Done in metal it is the same profile, the same proportions and the same shadow lines, with a Sherwin-Williams finish that has a 40-year warranty behind it and nothing organic for weather to break down.

It has become the default on post-frame homes across Ohio, and it works equally well on a farmhouse renovation or an addition that needs to look deliberate.

Black board and batten metal siding wrapped around a curved bay window wall beside a deck

Where the Craft Shows

Every Opening Is a Cut and a Trim Detail

Flat wall is straightforward. What takes the time on a siding job is everything the wall runs into: windows, doors, corners, soffit transitions, the point where the porch roof dies into the wall.

Each one is a cut and a piece of trim formed to fit. Get them right and the wall reads as one surface. Get them approximately right and the eye finds every one of them from the driveway.

That is the reason we run our own crews on siding as well as roofing. It is the same hands and the same brake.

And because we do the roof, the gutter and the wall, the colours match across all three and nobody is blaming anybody else for the line where they meet.

Two-storey new build clad in grey board and batten metal siding with black trim

What We Install

Designed for Durability, Built for Style

Full re-clads, new construction and the accent walls that lift an otherwise ordinary elevation.

  • Board & Batten Siding

    Vertical panel with raised battens in the full colour range, on houses, post-frame builds and outbuildings.

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  • Metal Exterior Accents

    Gable ends, dormer cheeks, porch walls and wainscot — metal where it does the most work visually.

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  • Full Siding Installations

    Complete exterior re-clads, coordinated with a new metal roof and gutter so everything matches.

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Benefits of Metal Siding

Why More Homeowners Are Choosing Metal Siding

  1. 01

    Low Maintenance

    No repaint cycle, no caulk maintenance, and nothing organic for rot or insects to take an interest in.

  2. 02

    Modern Curb Appeal

    Clean vertical lines and deep shadow that change how a house reads from the road immediately.

  3. 03

    Built for Ohio Weather

    Rain, wind, snow and the freeze-thaw swings that split and lift wood and older vinyl.

Recent Work

Jobs Like Yours

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  • Black standing seam metal roof over a three-bay garage with stone columns and cedar trim

    Three-bay garage: standing seam roof, board and batten walls, cedar posts.

  • Black barndominium with a standing seam metal roof, timber gable truss and full-width porch

    Post-frame home in black, with an exposed timber gable over the entry.

  • Corner of a black standing seam roof meeting board and batten metal siding above a covered porch

    Where the roof meets the wall — hip, gutter and siding in one plane.

  • Modern three-storey hillside home clad in black board and batten metal siding with cedar soffits

    Hillside build in black board and batten, cedar soffit left exposed.

  • Black seamless gutter and downspout running the length of black board and batten metal siding

    Seamless gutter rolled on site, downspout placed for the run not the symmetry.

  • Gable end of a black metal roof and matching board and batten siding with a stove pipe

    Gable end, matching roof and wall panel, stove pipe flashed in.

Common Questions

Board & Batten Metal Siding Built to Last FAQs

Can I side just part of the house in metal?

Yes, and it is a common and effective approach — board and batten on the gable ends, a porch wall or a wainscot, with the rest left as it is. Done deliberately it looks like a design decision rather than a budget one.

Does metal siding dent?

Heavy gauge panel handles normal life. It is not indestructible — a ladder dropped against it will leave a mark, as it would on vinyl. The difference is that metal does not crack or go brittle in cold the way aged vinyl does.

Will it match my metal roof?

Exactly, if you want it to. Same Sherwin-Williams range for roof, wall, trim and gutter. A lot of our jobs are black on black for that reason.

Can it go over existing siding?

Sometimes, depending on what is under it and how flat it is. We would rather take the old siding off and see the sheathing than trap a moisture problem behind new metal.

Do you side barndominiums and post-frame homes?

Regularly — it is a large share of our new-construction work, particularly around Licking and Muskingum counties.

Ready to Get a Number You Can Trust?

Free estimate, measured on site, written down, and honest about whether you need the work this year.

Serving Southeast & Central Ohio

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Zanesville • Athens • Lancaster • Logan • Chillicothe • Newark • Jackson • Perry County • Morgan County • Meigs County • Vinton County

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