Siding Replacement in Ogden, Utah with Cape Cod Gray Ascend® Composite Cladding
This Ogden, Utah homeowner chose a full exterior package instead of a surface-level siding update. The documented scope included a tear-off, home wrap, 10 squares of Ascend® 7″ plank in Cape Cod Gray V3, 4 squares of Pelican Bay scallops in Charcoal Smoke, 300 linear feet of Glacier White aluminum soffit, and 300 linear feet of Glacier White 8″ L-style ribbed aluminum fascia.
Project Gallery
Explore the Ogden siding replacement from multiple angles, including front, side, and rear views that show how the Cape Cod Gray Ascend® plank, Charcoal Smoke scallop accents, and Glacier White roofline details changed the home’s exterior.
Project Snapshot
A quick look at the materials, location, and measured scope behind this Ogden siding replacement.
Project Type
Siding, Soffit & Fascia Replacement
Location
Ogden, Utah
Siding Package
14 Total Squares
Roofline Materials
600 Linear Feet
Project Overview
This project was not written as a small repair. The paperwork shows a full exterior scope that addressed the siding field, accent details, roofline edges, and wall prep together.
The contract called for 10 squares of Ascend® 7″ plank in Cape Cod Gray V3 and 4 squares of Pelican Bay scallops in Charcoal Smoke. That material split is important: most of the exterior was designed to read as a clean, consistent plank siding field, while the scallops were reserved for accent areas where a more decorative profile would make sense.
The project also included 300 linear feet of aluminum soffit under 12″ and 300 linear feet of 8″ L-style ribbed aluminum fascia, both in Glacier White V1. Instead of replacing the siding and leaving the eaves and roof edges visually disconnected, the scope brought the roofline into the same exterior update.
Because the job included tear-off, home wrap, and an EPA-RRP lead paint precaution addendum, the installation had to be treated as more than a simple cover-over. The documents do not confirm hidden rot, flashing failures, or multiple buried siding layers, so this page does not claim those details. What the documents do confirm is that the home was scoped for removal, preparation, and a measured rebuild with coordinated cladding and trim materials.
Why This Siding Was the Best Choice for This Homeowner
The best choice here was not one product by itself. It was the combination of a wide plank field, darker scallop accents, white roofline materials, and wall prep that matched the measured scope of the home.
Ascend® 7″ Plank for the Main Wall Fields
The 10-square Ascend® plank portion gave the home a consistent primary cladding system. The 7″ plank profile was a better fit for broad wall sections because it creates longer horizontal lines instead of making the exterior feel busy with too many competing profiles.
Scallops Used Only Where They Add Value
The 4-square Pelican Bay scallop package was not used as the main siding. It was measured as an accent profile, which keeps the decorative detail focused. Charcoal Smoke gives those accent areas separation from the Cape Cod Gray plank without turning the entire exterior into a dark siding package.
Cape Cod Gray as the Base Color
Cape Cod Gray V3 gave the main siding a softer neutral field that could sit between the darker Charcoal Smoke accents and the Glacier White roofline materials. That three-part palette is more controlled than using one siding color across every surface.
Glacier White Soffit and Fascia for a Finished Edge
The 300-foot soffit and 300-foot fascia scope mattered because the siding did not stop at the wall surface. Glacier White was used to clean up the eaves and fascia line so the top edge of the home looked intentionally finished with the new cladding.
Home Wrap Because the Old Exterior Was Coming Off
Home wrap was included with a tear-off project, which means the wall surface was part of the installation plan before the new siding was installed. That is different from simply fastening new material over an existing exterior layer.
Lead-Paint Precautions Changed the Prep Process
The EPA-RRP addendum matters because it signals that the removal phase required additional care. For this homeowner, that makes the prep process part of the value of the project, not just the finished color and siding profile.
Built for This Ogden Home’s Exterior Conditions
Rather than using generic weather claims, the important detail is that this Ogden project was scoped with removal, home wrap, and roofline materials. Those choices fit a home where the wall surface, eaves, fascia, and accent details all needed to be addressed together.
Full Tear-Off Before the New System
The signed scope included tear-off, which means the installation was planned around removing the existing exterior material instead of burying it under another layer.
Measured Roofline Scope
The soffit and fascia remeasure sheet documented Glacier White materials for both rakes and eaves, giving the installer a measured roofline package rather than a vague trim allowance.
Wall Prep Included in the Material Plan
The order included house wrap and nails along with the siding package. That keeps the prep layer tied to the measured siding scope, not treated as an afterthought.
Accent Areas Were Controlled
The scallop order was limited to 4 squares, which shows the decorative profile was meant for specific areas rather than every wall. That keeps the final design from feeling overdone.
Older-Home Handling Was Accounted For
The EPA-RRP precaution addendum means the project was planned with the possibility of older coating conditions in mind during removal and prep.
Color Roles Were Clearly Defined
Cape Cod Gray handled the main siding, Charcoal Smoke handled the scallop accents, and Glacier White handled the soffit/fascia. Each color had a job instead of competing for attention.
Highlights of the Project
These were the measured materials and installation decisions that shaped this Ogden siding replacement.
10 Squares of Ascend® 7″ Plank
Cape Cod Gray V3 was used as the primary cladding material for the main siding areas.
4 Squares of Pelican Bay Scallops
Charcoal Smoke scallops gave selected accent areas a more defined architectural profile.
300 Linear Feet of Soffit
Glacier White aluminum soffit was included for the eave and rake areas documented on the remeasure sheet.
300 Linear Feet of Fascia
8″ L-style ribbed aluminum fascia in Glacier White V1 was used to finish the roofline edge.
House Wrap & Nails Included
The remeasure sheet documented Alside house wrap and coil nails as part of the installation package.
Lead-Paint Precaution Addendum
The contract included EPA-RRP lead paint precautions, showing that removal and prep required added care.
The Result
The finished scope replaced a simple siding-only approach with a coordinated exterior package: plank siding, scallop accents, soffit, fascia, home wrap, and documented tear-off preparation.
Cleaner Material Hierarchy
The home now has a primary siding profile, a separate accent profile, and a dedicated roofline trim package.
More Complete Scope
The project addressed siding, soffit, fascia, home wrap, and tear-off instead of limiting the work to surface cladding.
Defined Color Plan
Cape Cod Gray, Charcoal Smoke, and Glacier White each served a specific visual role on the exterior.
Prep Was Built Into the Project
The documented tear-off, home wrap, and EPA-RRP precautions show that preparation was part of the job, not an afterthought.
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