Wood Siding

The Warmth of Real Wood

There’s something unmistakably classic about wood siding. It brings a warmth, character, and charm that few other materials can match. In Bellevue, wood siding remains a popular choice for homeowners who want to preserve traditional design or add a natural Northwest feel to their homes. Whether you’re renovating a historic property or building a new Craftsman-style home, wood siding delivers authenticity and curb appeal that never goes out of style.

At Bellevue Siding, we specialize in high-quality wood siding installation, offering a variety of styles such as cedar shingles, lap siding, and tongue-and-groove panels. We source premium-grade lumber and apply proven installation techniques to ensure your siding looks beautiful and stands up to Bellevue’s variable climate.

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Why Homeowners Love Wood Siding

Wood siding isn't just about looks—it’s about building a home that feels personal and timeless. Here’s why it’s still a top choice in King County:

- Natural Beauty: Wood’s texture, grain, and rich color make every home feel unique and welcoming.

- Design Flexibility: Easily painted or stained in any color, and available in multiple profiles and finishes.

- Eco-Friendly: Sustainably sourced wood is a renewable material with minimal environmental impact.

- Repairable & Replaceable: Damaged boards can be swapped out without redoing the whole exterior.

- Historic Appeal: Perfect for preserving the authenticity of older or architecturally significant homes.

With proper care, wood siding can provide decades of performance and remain a stunning part of your home's identity.

When to Replace & Maintain Wood Siding

Wood siding requires more upkeep than vinyl or fiber cement, but the payoff is in its unmatched appearance. If your wood siding shows signs of rot, warping, insect damage, or flaking paint that no longer adheres, it may be time to replace or repair sections.

Routine maintenance is key to extending its life. Bellevue homeowners should plan to repaint or reseal wood siding every few years, depending on exposure and finish. Regular inspections are also important—look for soft spots, peeling paint, or gaps at seams and joints. Prompt repairs can prevent water damage and maintain structural integrity.

With proper maintenance, wood siding can last 30–40 years or more, making it a worthy investment for homeowners who value craftsmanship and curb appeal.