Home types
Every Ozarks home has its own needs.
From log and cedar to Ozark rock and golf course homes, here is how we protect the one you own.
- Log and Cedar HomesLog and cedar homes are part of the Ozarks look, and they ask for a different kind of care. The finish is the first line of defense, so the prep and the product decide how long it lasts.
- T1-11 Siding HomesT1-11 is the grooved plywood siding found on many Ozarks homes, cabins and additions. It is easy to build with and hard on its bottom edges, seams and nail holes over time.
- Ozark Rock (Giraffe Rock) HomesOzark rock homes, often called giraffe rock for the irregular stone pattern, are some of the most recognizable houses in the hills. The stone is the star, and the roof, trim, windows and siding around it are what age.
- 1980s and 1990s HomesHomes built in the 1980s and 1990s are now at the age where the original exterior is wearing out all at once. It is the best moment to do it as one planned project instead of one repair at a time.
- Golf Course HomesGolf course homes are seen from the fairway as much as from the street. Curb appeal, sight lines and outdoor living all matter, and so does keeping the exterior low maintenance.
- A-Frame and Chalet HomesA-frame and chalet homes are steep, dramatic and often used as getaways or nightly rentals. Their big roofs and glass walls put a lot of weight on the exterior, and a lot of value on keeping it up.
- Custom and Estate HomesCustom and estate homes deserve materials chosen for the architecture and a builder who sweats the details. We offer designer-grade options and one project manager for the whole job.
Protect the house once. Enjoy it for good.
We have several payment options. Split your project into easy monthly payments, or do it now and pay later.
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