Siding

To determine if your home needs new siding, there are three main factors to consider: the age of your siding, its appearance, and your energy bills. The lifespan of siding is about 10-15 years, any older than that and it’s probably time to replace it. Extreme weather, such as hail and high winds, can cause dents, chips and cracks in your siding. Not only is this type of damage not appealing to look at, it can also allow water to enter your home and cause expensive interior damage. You may not associate sky-high heating and cooling bills with siding, but older siding can contribute to energy loss in your home. If you’re noticing higher-than-normal energy bills, it may be time to look at your siding.

Since every home is unique, it’s difficult to quote an exact price based on square footage alone. Once you schedule your free siding estimate, we’ll be able to quote you an exact price on the spot.

While DIY siding installation is possible, it is often recommended to hire professionals. Siding installation requires expertise, specialized tools, and knowledge of local building codes to ensure a proper and long-lasting installation.

The best siding material depends on factors like your budget, desired aesthetics, climate, and maintenance preferences. Popular options include vinyl, fiber cement, engineered wood, and natural wood siding. Consulting with a siding professional can help you choose the best option for your specific needs.

Yes, new siding can improve energy efficiency. Insulated siding options, such as foam-backed vinyl or fiber cement siding, can provide better insulation and reduce heat loss, leading to lower energy bills.

The maintenance requirements vary based on the siding material. Vinyl siding is relatively low maintenance, requiring occasional cleaning, while wood siding needs regular staining or painting and may require more frequent maintenance.

The duration of siding installation depends on the size of your home, the complexity of the project, and the weather conditions. Typically, a siding installation can take anywhere from a few days to a few weeks.