Garage Siding Options

T-111 garage siding is one of the most common garage siding options. It is available in 4×8, 4×9, 4×10 sheets with a wood grain texture, has a vertical groove that is usually 8” OC, and is pre-primed and ready for paint. T-111 siding is also the structural component of the wall sheathing for a custom-built garage. There are a few benefits of using T-111 garage siding including the fact that it is strong, highly functional, and incredibly durable.

Lap siding is another one of the most commonly used garage siding options in the US. Our team recommends lap sidings as the first upgrade option. It is available in 4”, 5”, 6”, 8”, 9.5”, and Cottage. Typically, lap siding comes in a 16’ length with a pre-primed, ready to paint, wood grained texture. Preferred Garages, Inc. offers a couple of the above sizes in a smooth texture if you prefer that style. All lap siding products require structural under sheathing to help strengthen the walls of the garage.

Another upgraded siding option for your custom-built garage is real stucco. Real stucco garage siding is incredibly durable, stands up well to harsh weather elements such as rain, snow, and wind, is low maintenance, and is resistant to fire and insects. Real stucco siding is applied with a vapor barrier, metal lathe, hard coat, and lastly the color coat. When deciding to use real stucco siding for your garage project, our team will help you decide between various colors and textures.

Staccato board siding is similar to lap siding, but is available in a 4×8, 4×9, or 4×10 sheet. This type of garage siding has a hand troweled texture, comes pre-primed, and is ready for paint. One of the benefits of using staccato board siding for your custom-built garage is that it is a much less expensive garage siding option versus real stucco siding.

Brick siding is another incredibly durable and low maintenance garage siding option. It withstands heat and offers better fire protection than wood siding and is one of the more eco-friendly garage siding options. Work with our garage building experts to choose the color, shape, and size of your brick siding. Or if we are doing demolition and re-building a garage, we can often clean and re-use the brick siding. Standard laying, roloc, soldier courses, keystones, and coins are all available from Preferred Garages, Inc.

Stone garage siding is a thin layer of any stone that is used as a decorative siding option. Stone siding is considered to be a natural and sustainable garage siding option considering is one of the most available materials. One of the greatest benefits of brick siding is that it is an effective sound barrier. Our team will help you choose between a variety of brick siding options including cultured stone, real stone, stone caps, and stone sills. One important thing to keep in mind is using stone on garage sidings is the most expensive option for garage exteriors.

Board and batten garage siding are thin strips of wood molding that are placed over the seams of panel boards. More technical, board and batten garage siding is a 4×8 sheathing (board) product with a wood grained or smooth texture with a 1x (bat) nailed to the face. The spacing of the bat is usually 16”-2’ and the 1x material is usually 1”- 4” depending on your preference. This garage siding option is budget friendly.

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