Vinyl siding is made to last. It’s strong, dent-resistant, and will wrap your home in a reliable covering for years to come.

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We’re all looking for ways to cut our monthly utility bills. But did you know vinyl siding can help you do just that? With insulated vinyl siding, your home becomes more energy efficient.

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It prevents heat loss that can happen between your exterior wall studs, known as “thermal bridging”. When wall studs come into contact with exterior siding, the heat can bleed through and escape. That mean heat seeps into your house during the summer and seeps out in the wintertime.

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Insulated vinyl siding provides a covering over the wall studs, preventing the transfer of heat. Your home has better climate control, which cuts your utility costs.

 

With vinyl siding there is no worrying about hanging off ladders to scrape and paint to keep up its appearance. All it takes is a simple washing off every year or so to get rid of dust and dirt build-up. That also means it’s low maintenance on your wallet. Without having to buy painting supplies every few years, you can spend that money doing something you enjoy instead.

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The fire resistance of fiber cement is great for the safety of your home and family but to get the most out of the investment the product has to last awhile. Because of how it is made, the fiber cement is impact resistant to damage by hail. Extreme heat and humidity can also wreak havoc on some siding types but the makeup of fiber cement makes it dimensionally stable and protected from being damaged in these conditions.

 

Fiber cement looks like wood but doesn't act like it. This is a good thing when it comes to absorbing moisture from rain, snow, and heat and humidity. Wood will traditionally swell, warp, and rot which significantly limits its life span but that is not an issue with fiber cement.

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One of the great things about fiber cement is that the material is low maintenance. There is no regular pressure washing needed like there is with vinyl and aluminum.