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Since 1994, vinyl siding has topped the cladding list, solidifying its status as the preferred type of siding among homeowners. Why was it able to top the list for 25 years? The home improvement contractors at Exterior Source list the reasons below.
Summer is home improvement season. And there will always be some unscrupulous individuals who will undoubtedly take advantage of the busy season to scam unsuspecting homeowners. Read on as home improvement contractor Exterior Source shares advice on how to avoid these tricks in today’s post.
Fall is one of the most charming seasons filled with apple-picking, pumpkin spice-flavored everything, and gorgeous autumn scenery. It’s also one of the best seasons for tackling home improvement projects.
Upgrading the siding on your home is a great home improvement investment that will have a positive impact on your home’s curb appeal and value, on top of giving your exterior walls better security and weather tolerance.
What’s the best thing about home upgrades in summer? Not only can you avoid the hassles that come with wintertime renovations, but you can also prepare for the cold months early.
Installing new siding for your home is an excellent home improvement project that will improve your home’s comfort, curb appeal and weather resistance. Together with proper insulation, new siding can also make your home more energy-efficient.
Siding is one of the best long-term home improvement solutions for your home. Unlike exterior wall paint, siding is more durable and weather-tolerant and doesn’t require constant reapplication.
Vinyl siding has become a popular choice for homeowners since it was first introduced to the market in the late 1950s. In addition to being cheaper than cedar or aluminum, it is also much easier to maintain than other forms of siding. That said, not all vinyl siding is created equal.
When it’s time to replace your old siding, you’ll likely encounter two popular options on the market: vinyl and fiber cement. Both have their own distinct set of advantages, which is why you'll need to weigh your options carefully.
