Vertical board-and-batten and panel siding for a clean, modern farmhouse look, on the whole home or as a bold accent on gables and entries.
HIC #194346 · CS #116371 · GAF Certified · Licensed & Insured
HIC #194346 · CS #116371 · Licensed & Insured
Board-and-batten siding uses wide vertical panels with narrow battens over the seams, creating strong vertical lines that make a home feel taller and more modern. It is the signature look of today’s modern farmhouse style.
We install panel siding in fiber cement, engineered wood and vinyl, and we often combine it with lap siding, cedar accents and black windows for a custom design. Vertical siding needs careful attention to horizontal joints and flashing, and we detail those to shed water properly.
Bold vertical lines that give any home a fresh, contemporary character.
Pairs beautifully with lap siding, stone, cedar and metal accents.
Available in fiber cement, engineered wood and vinyl to fit your budget.
Perfect on gables, entries, dormers, additions and garages.
Vertical fiber cement panels with battens for a durable, painted look.
Wood-look panels with a treated core, lighter than fiber cement.
A low-maintenance and budget-friendly vertical option.
Narrow or wide spacing tailored to your home’s proportions.
Vertical siding used to highlight the best features of your home.
Board and batten paired with lap siding, shakes or stone.
We inspect your walls, trim and existing siding, review styles and colors, and give you a clear written estimate.
We pull the permit, protect your landscaping, remove the old siding and repair any damaged sheathing.
House wrap and flashing go on first, then the new siding and trim are installed to manufacturer specifications.
We clean up daily, run a magnetic sweep for nails and walk the finished project with you.
It is a vertical siding style made of wide boards or panels with narrow strips (battens) covering the joints. Today it is usually installed with fiber cement, engineered wood or vinyl instead of solid wood.
Fiber cement offers excellent durability and fire resistance, engineered wood is lighter with a natural look, and vinyl is the most budget-friendly. We will help you compare them for your home.
Absolutely. A very popular design uses board and batten on gables or the front of the home with horizontal lap siding elsewhere.
Yes. Vertical panels need proper backing for fastening and flashed horizontal joints so water drains out instead of behind the siding. We plan these details before installation.
Not sure which siding is right for your home? Compare our other options or see everything on our siding page.
Low-maintenance, budget-friendly siding in dozens of colors and profiles, including insulated options.
Fiber cement siding that resists fire, rot and pests, with a painted look that lasts.
The look of cedar shakes and shingles in a low-maintenance polymer that never needs staining.
Natural cedar shingles for the timeless Cape Cod and New England look.
Tell us about your home and get a free, detailed siding estimate from a licensed Massachusetts contractor.
Remodart Corp · 40 Mechanic St, Suite 204, Marlborough, MA 01752 · HIC #194346 · CS #116371
