Pine Siding
Premium pine siding boards for residential and commercial projects
Overview
Pine siding is the most affordable and widely available wood siding option in North America. Available in multiple grades from clear to knotty, and in virtually every profile imaginable — bevel, shiplap, board-and-batten, tongue-and-groove, and more — Pine adapts to any architectural style. While Pine requires a protective finish for exterior use (it's not naturally rot-resistant), its excellent paint and stain adhesion, easy workability, and low cost make it the most popular painted wood siding in America.
Learn more about this wood species on our Pine wood guide.
Benefits of Pine Siding
Sizes Available
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Installation Tips
Prime all surfaces (front, back, and edges) before installation — critical for Pine.
Use hot-dipped galvanized or stainless steel nails.
Install over house wrap and furring strips for proper drainage.
Apply two coats of quality exterior paint or solid stain.
Caulk all joints and seams with paintable exterior caulk.
Ensure no bare wood is exposed to weather.
Maintenance
Pine siding MUST be painted or stained to perform outdoors — it has no natural decay resistance. Repaint or restain every 5-7 years with a quality exterior coating. Inspect annually for any peeling paint, cracked caulk, or signs of moisture intrusion. When properly maintained with paint, Pine siding can last 30+ years. The key is never letting bare wood become exposed to weather.
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