Cedar Impressions Polymer Shingles in Central New York | New York Sash

Planning Your Cedar Impressions Polymer Shingles Project

Shake-style courses need deliberate layout around corners, windows, roof lines, and transitions to horizontal siding. Color, exposure, trim width, and the amount of accent area determine whether the effect is subtle or prominent. Behind the finish, the same careful flashing and water-management work required by any siding system remains essential.

Cedar Impressions Polymer Shingles Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Are Cedar Impressions shingles made from wood? A: No. They are polymer siding shaped and textured to create a cedar-shingle appearance without being natural cedar. Q: Can polymer shingles be used only on a gable? A: Yes. Gables and dormers are common accent locations, and the shingles can also cover larger elevations when the design calls for it. Q: Do the shingles require staining? A: No. Their color is factory produced; routine care generally centers on appropriate cleaning rather than staining. Q: How are transitions to lap siding handled? A: Compatible trim and transition details separate profiles and manage edges. The exact detail depends on the elevation and selected systems. Q: How should a shake color be evaluated? A: Use an exterior sample near the home’s roof, masonry, and trim. Texture and changing daylight can make the installed color appear different from a small indoor chip.

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