Quintessential Cape Cod homes, regardless of style, often feature beautiful shades of gray as their siding color.
With a gorgeous color collection for both vinyl siding and prefinished cedar shingle products – we explore our most popular siding colors for homeowners who love coastal, Cape Cod curb appeal. Here are our customer’s top color choices:
Maibec Seacoast, Maibec Prefinished Cedar Shingles
Maibec Prefinished Cedar Shingles in the color, Maibec Seacoast, South Dartmouth, MA
Eastern white cedar shingles are both a durable and beautiful siding option. Many of our customers live in districts where authentic wood siding, like Maibec prefinished cedar shingles, are required by local historic commissions. This new construction home in South Dartmouth, MA features Maibec prefinished cedar shingles in the color, Maibec Seacoast. Part of Maibec’s Nautilia collection, this color speaks to coastal homes in and around the shores of Buzzard’s Bay, Cape Cod, Narragansett Bay, Aquidneck Island, and beyond. These superior quality shingles are protected on all sides – giving our homeowners traditional Cape Cod style that lasts.
Cape Cod Gray, Maibec Prefinished Cedar Shingles
Maibec Prefinished Cedar Shingles in Cape Cod Gray, Wareham, MA
Genuine wood shingles allow us to work our creative magic on special projects, like this round sunroom in Wareham, MA. Created from magazine clippings and the homeowner’s imagination, this restful retreat features Maibec prefinished cedar shingles in Cape Cod Gray. Maibec, the largest manufacturer of Eastern white cedar shingles in North America, offers a gorgeous collection of natural, solid, and semi-transparent colors. Whether you prefer the look of round rooms or woven corners, like this Nonquitt, MA home, natural wood products are still one of the preferred siding materials for New England homes.
Deep Granite, Mastic Vinyl Siding
Mastic Cedar Discovery in Deep Granite, New Bedford, MA
Mastic Carvedwood 44 in Deep Granite, South Dartmouth, MA
A modern twist on a classic color, Deep Granite has grown in popularity as darker siding colors continue to trend. Mastic Cedar Discovery vinyl siding in Deep Granite is featured on a historic New Bedford, MA house located in the heart of the Whaling City. Cedar Discovery in Deep Granite also looks nice on this Cape Cod style home in Acushnet, MA. For homeowners who prefer the look of clapboard style siding, Mastic Carvedwood 44 in Deep Granite is another great choice. This siding style is featured on both this Dartmouth, MA colonial and this gorgeous Mattapoisett, MA home!
Victorian Grey, Mastic Vinyl Siding
Mastic Cedar Discovery in Victorian Grey, Mattapoisett, MA
Mastic Carvedwood 44 in Victorian Grey, Somerset, MA
This is the most popular shade of grey among our Care Free customers! Mastic Cedar Discovery in Victorian Grey looks picture-perfect on this Mattapoisett, MA Cape Cod style home. The raised panels on the facade and natural wood door add lots of charm! Mastic Carvedwood 44 in Victorian Grey also gave this seaside ranch in Somerset, MA a maintenance free exterior.
Harbor Grey, Mastic Vinyl Siding
Mastic Carvedwood 44 in Harbor Grey, Somerset, MA
Mastic Cedar Discovery in Harbor Grey, New Bedford, MA
Darker than Victorian Grey but lighter than Deep Granite, Harbor Grey is another beautiful color choice. Mastic Cedar Discovery in Harbor Grey is featured on this New Bedford, MA Cape Cod style home. Just a delicate deviation from our top-selling Victorian Grey, Mastic Carvedwood 44 vinyl siding in Harbor Grey gave this Somerset, MA colonial a fresh face lift. This professional grade vinyl siding is engineered to be crack and fade resistant.
When the time comes to replace your siding trust your home to a professional contractor! Since 1978, our family has provided quality home improvements to thousands of homeowners across Cape Cod, Southeaster Massachusetts, and Eastern Rhode Island. Qualified homeowners can even take advantage of our home improvement financing options. Call (508) 997-1111 to schedule your free quote and make your house a Care Free home!
Feature Photo Courtesy of Maibec. Photo credit: John DeFioria
