Giving Your Home a New Color

Over time, the average home requires updates, maintenance, and exterior remodeling for items like the roof, siding, windows, and doors. Embarking on a home remodeling project sometimes means changing or updating the appearance of your home, and one of the best ways to update your house is to consider a new exterior color.

Choosing Your Exterior Home Color

You may consider a variety of factors when choosing a new color for your house:

• What are the color schemes of similar homes in your neighborhood?
• Do you have a favorite color that would look appropriate for new siding?
• Does the architectural style of your home require a certain color palette?

If you love blue, and your home is already a shade of blue, there's no reason you can't stick with that shade when you update your home and get new siding, windows, or doors. However, a new color may help you make your home more accurate as far as architectural authenticity is concerned, or it may help you make your home stand out in your neighborhood.

A New Siding Color for Your Home

New siding in a new color can not only eliminate the aged, tired look of your home. It can also bring warmth and a friendly feeling to the façade. The above home in Lombard was recently updated with brand new James Hardie siding in a shade of "Heathered Moss." This warm tone transformed the house from a forgettable white to a warm and welcoming shade of golden yellow.

Looking for a New Exterior Color Your Home? Work with Erdmann Exteriors

If you’re interested in updating the exterior of your home with new siding, get in touch with us at Erdmann Exterior Designs. We offer free on-site consultations and will help you choose the best new roof for your house.

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Contact Erdmann Exterior Designs at 1-847-357-9607 to learn more about our exterior remodeling services.