EDCO soffit, fascia and trim finish the roof edges and siding details on your home or business. The siding, roofing, soffit, fascia and gutters are designed to work together, so you can plan the visible exterior as a whole. Choose those details alongside the main surfaces.
EDCO Products, Inc. is an exterior-building-products manufacturer based in Hopkins, Minnesota. Arthur Edwards Sr. and his sons Arthur Edwards Jr. and John Edwards incorporated it in 1946. Its products are primarily steel, and its range includes siding, roofing, soffit, fascia, trim and rainware.
Soffit, fascia and trim
Fascia covers the board along the roof edge, so its color draws a line around the building. EDCO offers fascia to coordinate with its roofing and siding. Decide whether that edge should blend with the roof or stand out against the wall before choosing the color.
Soffit finishes the underside of the eaves, where shadow changes how a color looks. EDCO includes soffit among its coordinating exterior products. Hold the soffit and fascia samples together under an overhang before settling on the combination.
Choose trim with the siding. EDCO’s coordinating trim finishes the details around the larger surfaces, and those details are especially noticeable at windows, doors and corners. The mistake to avoid is treating every small piece as a separate color decision. Lay the trim sample against the siding sample.
Rainware in the exterior plan
EDCO includes rainware in its exterior range, with gutters designed to work alongside the roofing, siding, soffit and fascia. Gutters and downspouts are visible parts of the finished job. Mark the downspout locations on the exterior plan before deciding whether they should blend with the wall or follow the trim color.
Siding and roofing choices
Endura steel siding gives you lap, board-and-batten and shake-accent profiles in colors including Glacier White, Timber and Iron Gray, with no painting, sealing or staining needed.
Perspectives steel shiplap gives you a woodgrain look for vertical or horizontal siding, soffit and accents, with resistance to rot and warping.
| Roofing line | Profiles and warranty details |
|---|---|
| ArrowLine steel roofing | Shake and slate profiles have warranty protection limiting color change from natural weathering or ultraviolet exposure to 5 NBS (Hunter) units for 30 years from installation, with warranty eligibility requiring a roof slope of at least 4:12. |
Frequently Asked Questions
What warranty comes with EDCO steel siding?
EDCO’s ENTEX siding carries a lifetime limited warranty covering material and labor, with 30-year fade protection and 50-year hail protection. The fade protection limits color change to 5 Delta units, and the warranty covers perforation from rust or hail. That perforation coverage isn’t a promise against every hail dent. You can transfer the warranty to future owners.
What colors does EDCO steel siding come in?
Endura steel siding colors include Colonial White, Wickertone, Sand Beige, Sandtone, Canyon, Charcoal Gray, Deep Ocean, Cool Atlantic and Still Harbor. An actual sample outdoors gives you a better read on the color than a screen does, especially when you’re matching an existing exterior.
Does EDCO make board-and-batten siding?
Yes. Endura includes a Vertical 12-inch Board and Batten profile in steel. The upright pattern emphasizes the height of your walls, so it changes the look of the building as much as the color does.
What are EDCO ArrowLine steel shingles?
EDCO’s ArrowLine steel roofing comes in shake and slate profiles, giving you a traditional roof appearance in steel. Its warranty covers manufacturing defects resulting in cracking, chipping, flaking or peeling. Roof pitch matters: the warranty doesn’t apply on slopes below 4:12.
What products does EDCO make?
EDCO makes siding, roofing, soffit, fascia, trim and rainware, primarily from steel. The company is based in Hopkins, Minnesota, and manufactures in the United States. Its coordinating exterior products let you plan the main surfaces and finishing details together.
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