Exterior Materials

We help you choose the exterior finishes that define the look and durability of your home. On this page, you’ll find our most common material options, plus links to supplier websites so you can browse colors and styles that fit your budget.

Frost Black siding + Copper Roof + Pennsylvania Biltmore Stone
Black Board & Batten Siding + LP Painted Siding + Black Standing Seam Roof
LP Panel & Shake Siding + Weathered Shadow Shingles + Kentucky Plantation Stone
Pure White Board & Batten Siding + Black Trim + Black Shadow Shingles
Blue Charcoal Siding + Matte Black Roof + Kentucky Stack Stone
Patina Green siding + Frost Charcoal Roof + Bucks County Cutface Stone

Metal Siding & Roof Options

Metal is our most popular exterior option because it’s durable, low-maintenance, and built for long-term performance. Our painted metal panels use AkzoNobel’s CERAM-A-STAR 1050 paint system, a finish designed to hold up in harsh weather and help protect your home for years to come.

Color Options

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Colors can look different from one screen to another. We recommend reviewing actual metal samples before making a final selection.

*Note: Not all colors are available in every profile or gauge.

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Metal Profile Options

Standard: Tuff-Rib

✓ Most cost-effective profile
✓ Classic metal look
✓ Available in 29 or 26 gauge

Board & Batten

✓ Bold vertical lines
✓ More custom, modern look
✓ Available in 26 gauge

Standing Seam

✓ High-end finish
✓ Hidden fasteners
✓ Popular choice for roofs

Lap Siding

✓ Traditional horizontal profile
✓ Softer residential look
✓ Pairs well with other finishes

Other Siding & Roof Options

Metal is our most popular choice, but it’s not the only option. If you want a more traditional look, we also offer alternative siding and roofing materials that can be used on their own or mixed with metal.

 

LP Siding Options

A durable painted wood-composite siding with a more traditional residential look. Available in smooth or textured finishes, and in both horizontal and vertical profiles. LP siding is paintable, so the color can be customized to fit your home.

It’s a good choice if you want the look of wood siding with less maintenance.

Choose your look

Board & Batten Style
Shake Style
Horizontal Lap Style

Horizontal Lap

Traditional Look

Board & Batten

Taller Lines

Shake

Textured Accent

Shingle Roof Options

Metal is standard on most of our builds. A shingle roof is the option when you want a more traditional residential look, or when you’re mixing shingles on the house with metal on a porch, garage, or shop.

Check Out Our Favorite Atlas Shingle Lines

View available colors and product details.

Black Shadow Shingles
Rustic Highland Shingles
Weathered Wood Shingles
Weathered Shadow Shingles

Window Options

Our homes come standard with Pella windows. They’re a better window than typical builder-grade vinyl, without jumping to a custom price. Low maintenance, energy efficient, and backed by a brand that’s been making windows for more than 100 years.

 

Pella Window Options

We spec the Pella 250 Series. These are the styles and finishes we use most. Other options can be selected during Design.

Check Out Pella

View the 250 Series, colors, and product details.

Black Interior & Exterior, Custom 3/4 Grille
White Interior and Exterior, No Grille
Black Interior & Exterior, No Grille
White Interior, Black Exterior, Custom 3/4 Grille

Exterior Door Options

Entry doors are an essential part of the exterior package and not just an afterthought. We select them during the design phase to ensure that their style and finish complement the windows and siding. For our standard exterior doors, we use Dyke, while sliding doors and other specialty options are sourced from Pella.

Dyke Door Options

These are the everyday exterior doors on most of our homes — front entry, service doors, and typical hinged openings. Consider some options as you make your selections:

Check Out Dyke Industries

View available options and other product information.

Garage Door Options

On a barndo, the garage door is one of the largest pieces of the elevation. A plain door disappears into the metal. The right color, window pattern, or wide-bay layout can make the shop or garage feel like part of the house instead of a leftover opening.

We spec the size and finish during Design so it works with the siding, roof, and entry — and so the header and opening are built for the door you actually want.

DoorLink Garage Options

DoorLink offers a wide range of styles and colors, from traditional raised-panel to a cleaner modern look, so the garage door can match the rest of the home.

View styles, colors, and window options.

Stone Options

Stone is one of the best ways to tie an exterior together. A wainscot, column wrap, or entry accent gives the metal or LP a finished base and pulls the siding, roof, and trim into one look. Used in the right places, it adds warmth and weight without covering the whole house.

CENTURION STONE Options

We use Centurion Stone for those accents. Color and profile are selected during Design so they complement the siding and roof.

 

Check Out Centurion Stone

View available colors and profiles.

 

Bucks County Mtn Ledge
Suede Cherokee Blend
Kentucky Cutface
Mtn. Rundle Cutface
Plain Omaha
Interior Options

Once the exterior package is set, we move inside — floors, cabinets, counters, and fixtures.

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