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Composite Shingle Siding: Pairing Beauty with Top Performance

Are you looking for a classic and colorful siding for your home? Tando Beach House shake composite siding gives homeowners the appearance of classic wood shingles with modern durability and easier maintenance.

A.H. Davis & Son, Inc. provides professional siding installation backed by generations of experience, helping homeowners throughout Chester County, Delaware County, and Montgomery County, Pennsylvania create an exterior that looks beautiful and performs for years to come.

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What is Tando Beach House Shake Composite Shingle Siding?

Tando Beach House shake is a type of composite shingle siding that protects your home from the elements and provides it with visual color and style. With proper care, these shingles can last 20+ years.

Tando Beach house shake siding has the texture and appearance of wood shingles with the advantages of modern siding. These advantages include no fading, and resistance to cracking and warping. It has better resistance to pests, rot, and weather damage than traditional cedar shake.

For homeowners who love the character of cedar but want to minimize the upkeep associated with real wood, composite shake shingle siding is a great product. It is available in a variety of thickness, texture, and colors, making it more possible than ever to customize your home’s exterior, while keeping a natural appearance.

Why Choose A.H. Davis & Son, Inc. for Composite Shingle Siding Installation for Your Home?

Our company is a fourth generation owned and operated expert composite shingle siding installation company. We offer free siding estimates to provide you with an honest glance into what your siding project may entail. 

As a certified and experienced siding contractor, our credentials represent the highest standards of excellence, quality and knowledge in the siding industry. For your protection, we are licensed and insured and can provide references from satisfied customers upon request. 

A.H. Davis & Son, Inc. Credentials & Distinctions

  • Family-owned and operated since 1939
  • Four generations of Davis family involvement
  • BBB Accredited Business with an A+ rating
  • CertainTeed SidingMaster PRO credentials
  • Local to Chester, Montgomery, and Delaware counties in Pennsylvania
  • We warrant our workmanship
Tando Beach House Composite Shingle Installation process

Our team at A.H. Davis & Son, Inc. begins the composite shingle installation process by understanding your home’s exterior, discussing available siding options, and developing an installation approach unique to your home.

1. Estimation

The process begins with an estimation appointment, where our team comes out to your home to do an evaluation of your existing siding and exterior. The team can discuss your goals, material options, and any issues or areas that may need attention.

2. Select Your Siding

Next, you will work with our team to pick a siding color and thickness. Our composite shingle options come in a variety of colors. Our team can help you secure samples and even see a rendering of the color on your home’s exterior.

3. Project Planning

Once you have selected a siding color and are ready to move forward with the estimated scope of work, we will get to planning the installation. This part of the process includes ordering materials, gathering a crew, and working with you to plan a date for the installation.

4. Old Siding Removal

Before installation begins, the existing exterior is prepared for the new siding by removing the old product. This is often referred to as the “tear-off” portion of the project, where our team removes old siding panels and other materials to create a clean slate for the new product.

5. Composite Shingle Installation

First, we will wrap your home in a protective waterproof underlayment. Then, we will install any trims and drip edges needed to make sure weak points are sealed up. Our team then installs the composite shingles by nailing them down in a specific pattern that creates optimal resistance to weathering, pests, and temperature.

6. Cleanup & Review

When the project is complete, we clean the work area and review the finished project with the homeowner to be sure they are satisfied with the result.

Your Locally Reviewed Composite Shingle Installation Company

Since 1939, A.H. Davis & Son, Inc. has served property owners throughout Pennsylvania and New Jersey with roofing and siding expertise. In PA, we serve Chester, Montgomery and Delaware counties. In NJ, we serve Cape May county. Our business has been in the family for four generations, and we are proud to have maintained our service of excellence for more than 87 years.

Where Do We Provide Composite Shingle Installation?

A.H. Davis & Son, Inc. provides siding services throughout Southeastern Pennsylvania, with a primary service area that includes Chester County, Delaware County, and Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.

Ready for Composite Shingle Installation That’s Built to Last?

A.H. Davis & Son, Inc. is proud to provide composite shingle installation throughout Chester County, Delaware County, and Montgomery County, PA. Our family-owned team is ready to help you plan your project with the experience and detail-oriented workmanship we’ve built our name on.

Get a free estimate online or call (610) 918-1900 today.

Tando Beach House Composite Shingle FAQs

No. Composite shingle siding is manufactured to recreate the appearance and texture of wood while offering different maintenance and durability characteristics.

Yes. One of the primary advantages is that it requires less routine maintenance than traditional wood siding.

Yes. These shingles are manufactured with detailed textures and profiles designed to closely replicate natural cedar.

The lifespan depends on the installation, exposure, and maintenance, but with proper care, Tando Beach House shingles can last over twenty years.

Yes. Tando Beach House Shake siding can be used across an entire home or incorporated as an accent alongside other siding products and profiles like fibre cement or vinyl siding.

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