Skip to content Siding works as a strong shield for your home, protecting it from pests, heavy winds, and harsh weather. It also helps keep temperatures steady by blocking out the blazing summer heat and the frigid winter winds off Lake Erie. On top of protection, siding boosts curb appeal, making sure your home looks just the way you want it to.
Of course, you’ll only get the full benefits of siding when it’s installed by skilled professionals with the expertise and experience to do the job right. That’s exactly what you can expect from Asbury Roofing & Siding—Newcomerstown’s trusted choice for exterior home services. Fully licensed, insured, and familiar with the unique needs of local homes, we deliver the siding solutions you can rely on.
Contact us today to schedule your free inspection and experience the Asbury Roofing & Siding difference.
Asbury Roofing & Siding offers a complete lineup of siding services, from small residential updates to large commercial replacements. While we can handle any siding project, our customers most often choose:
Vinyl siding is a favorite among Ohio homeowners for good reason. It’s affordable, low-maintenance, and available in a wide variety of colors and styles to match any home design. Plus, it stands up well against rot, insects, and fading, making it a durable choice that holds its value over time. For added benefits, vinyl siding can be installed with foam insulation to boost energy efficiency while keeping your home looking its best for years to come.
Wood siding remains a favorite for its timeless charm and natural beauty. Whether you like the classic look of clapboard, the rustic appeal of cedar shakes, or the distinctive style of board-and-batten, wood siding brings warmth and character that other materials often try to replicate. While it does require more maintenance than some alternatives, with proper installation and care, wood siding can last for decades and continue to enhance your home’s curb appeal.
Composite siding provides the look of real wood while providing much greater durability. Made from a combination of wood fibers and resin, this kind of siding resists moisture, pests, and impact damage better than natural wood does, but it still offers rich textures and fantastic curb appeal. It’s a great choice for homeowners and commercial property owners who want a classic appearance with greater durability and reduced maintenance.
Metal siding, typically made from aluminum or steel, is prized for its durability and fire resistance while delivering a clean, modern aesthetic. It’s tough enough to handle Ohio’s extreme weather—whether that’s high winds, hail, or heavy snowfall—making it an excellent option for homes in exposed locations. Modern metal siding also offers plenty of design flexibility, with finishes that mimic natural wood grain or create striking architectural accents.
If you want a premium, long-lasting exterior, stone and brick veneers are excellent options. They deliver outstanding curb appeal and durability, whether used for full facades or as accent features. While heavier and more labor-intensive to install than wood, composite, or metal siding, stone and brick provide superior resistance to fire, pests, and harsh weather—making them one of the best choices for lasting value.
No matter which kind of siding you think will work best, Asbury Roofing & Siding is ready to provide the installation or replacement services you need. Contact us today to get started and request your free estimate!
While vinyl, metal, and composite siding are designed to last for decades, they will eventually begin to show wear and may need replacement. If you spot any of the signs below, reach out to Asbury Roofing & Siding. We’ll provide a free on-site inspection to help you determine if it’s time to replace your siding.
This kind of visible damage demonstrates that the existing siding is starting to break down, leaving your home at risk.
Loose panels provide pests with a way to get behind the siding and compromise your home’s structure.
If wood or composite siding feels soft or spongy, it’s a clear sign that water has seeped in and decay may already be developing.
When your siding loses its protective finish, it loses its ability to protect your home from the elements.
Persistent green or black stains on your siding can indicate moisture problems that should be investigated.
Rising heating and cooling bills can be a warning that your siding is wearing down or isn’t providing enough insulation.
Surface defects like these often indicate water is getting trapped beneath the siding, which can eventually lead to structural damage.
Finding termites, carpenter ants, or other insects in your siding is a strong indication that the material has been compromised.
As a family-owned business in Newcomerstown, Ohio, we’ve been part of the community for years. We’re not just contractors; we’re your neighbors. Our family stakes our reputation on trust, reliability, and quality workmanship that stands the test of time.
When you work with us, you’re more than just a project on the list. We take the time to understand your needs and goals, giving you personalized attention from beginning to end. Our focus is making sure your project is finished to your complete satisfaction.
Our roofs are Built with Purpose because we refuse to compromise on quality. As a family-owned business, every project carries our name and reputation, and as a preferred GAF contractor, we guarantee top-tier workmanship and materials on every job.
Being local means we’re always nearby when you need us. Whether it’s a quick repair after storm damage or a full roof replacement, we can respond more quickly than out-of-town companies. Our close proximity ensures timely, efficient service you can count on.
We believe in honest and transparent communication. You’ll always be informed about project progress, potential issues, and cost estimates. Our goal is to build relationships with our customers based on trust.
We treat every siding installation, repair, or replacement as a unique project because that’s the only way to deliver the personalized service our customers deserve. Still, we follow a proven process to ensure consistent, high-quality results every time. Here’s how it works:
Vinyl siding is primarily composed of polyvinyl chloride (PVC) resin, but it may also contain stabilizers, lubricants, and dyes to provide the kind of durability and eye-popping color homeowners love.
With proper installation, vinyl siding typically lasts between 20 and 40 years.
Vinyl siding itself is not the most energy efficient type of cladding available, but when paired with high-quality insulation, it can provide very good energy efficiency that rivals some other materials.
Homeowners can theoretically install vinyl siding, but it’s not a great DIY project. Many homeowners who try are dissatisfied with the results, and they often inadvertently void the manufacturer’s warrant by failing to install it correctly. That’s why we always recommend professional installation (and when you choose Asbury Roofing & Siding, you’ll even get a 10-year workmanship warranty on top of the manufacturer’s warranty).
Vinyl siding can be painted, though it is not recommended, nor is it necessary in the way it is with wood siding. In fact, part of the appeal of vinyl siding is that it retains its good looks for decades. If you do decide to paint your vinyl siding, it is imperative that you prepare the surface properly to achieve good results.
The best way to clean vinyl siding is by hosing it down with a typical garden hose (never use a pressure washer on the high setting, as this may damage the material). If necessary, you can also use a soft-bristled brush and bucket of soapy water to address stubborn spots.
Manufacturing PVC is not especially environmentally friendly; however, vinyl siding does offer a number of environmental benefits when compared to some other siding materials. Most of these relate to the fact that vinyl siding doesn’t require much maintenance and it lasts for up to 40 years in some cases. It is also energy efficient when insulated, which provides additional environmental benefits.
