The premium re-side.
Edgemoor is the neighborhood of bigger custom and mid-century homes south of Fairhaven, running toward Chuckanut Drive and the water. These are houses where the exterior is part of the architecture, and the homeowners care how a re-side looks when it's done. A lot of them wear cedar or high-end siding, and they sit with water-facing exposure that's hard on cladding. This is the page for a premium re-side: real cedar matched to the home, or top-tier fiber cement detailed the way the house deserves.
Water-facing exposure cuts both ways here. The views are the reason to live in Edgemoor, and they're also why the siding takes a beating from wind-driven rain and marine air. We detail these walls for it: corrosion-resistant fasteners, careful flashing at every window and roof-to-wall joint, and a rainscreen so the wall drains and dries. Whether you want sympathetic cedar or clean fiber cement, the goal is a re-side that matches the level of the home and holds up to the exposure that comes with the view.
What we see on Edgemoor homes.
Common home styles
Larger custom homes and mid-century houses near the water off Chuckanut, many in cedar or high-end siding, where the exterior is a deliberate part of the design.
Popular projects
Premium cedar re-sides, high-end fiber cement installs, careful flashing on water-facing walls, and rainscreen upgrades on custom homes that want the job done to a high standard.
Climate & siding considerations
Edgemoor's water-facing exposure means wind-driven rain and marine air on the siding. We detail these walls with corrosion-resistant fasteners, careful flashing, and a rainscreen so a premium re-side lasts.