Metal Siding
Specialty concealed-fastener siding — board and batten, plank, and clean modern faces.
A lot of our siding work is the specialty stuff: no exposed fasteners anywhere on the face. Metal board and batten for the modern farmhouse look, and plank-style siding that reads like wood without ever needing paint. It’s a sharper, more deliberate finish than standard ribbed panel. We’ve been putting it on our own builds for years — now we’re offering it on its own, whether you’re finishing a new building or re-siding one that needs a new face.
No exposed fasteners
Concealed-fastener panels lock to each other instead of being screwed through the face. Nothing to back out or streak, and a flat, uninterrupted wall that still looks sharp from ten feet away.
Board and batten
Vertical panels with a raised batten — the modern farmhouse profile, in steel. All the look of painted board and batten with none of the repainting.
Plank style
Horizontal plank siding with a wood-grain feel that holds its color. A warmer alternative to flat panel for houses, barndominiums, and accent walls.
ShopMISSOURIBlue Two-Bay Hillside ShopCut into a wooded hillside — rock hammered out and a pad built before a single post was set. Two oversized overhead doors, a walk door, and a wide-open bay with room to work, wrapped in blue steel over a charcoal wainscot.View project →
GarageGARAGETwo-Tone Pole Barn GarageA two-tone gray detached garage matched to the home beside it — graded, poured, and built on a tight suburban lot.View project →
ShopSHOPCharcoal Pole Barn ShopCharcoal siding, twin cupolas, and a big open bay — a working shop with real presence.View project →