All homes are designed to last as long as possible, so unless you want to worry about suffering through storm damage repairs during tornado season, it makes sense to choose materials that can withstand the elements. As far as siding is concerned, there are plenty of good candidates available to choose from, each having their own set of advantages and disadvantages.
One good option for siding is vinyl. Vinyl offers a good balance between affordability and durability, making it one of the most popular types of siding available today. Let our professionals at Lifestyle Home Improvement Roofing and Construction show you what you can expect from this versatile material.
Vinyl has come a long way from its early use in residential roofing, siding and exterior construction. Today, modern vinyl siding products are tested to withstand at least 110mph winds, as well as direct exposure to extreme temperatures. It’s also more resistant to extreme summer heat and won’t become brittle from the harsh conditions of deep winter .
Vinyl has been recognized for its performance in many “green” homes. Its longer lifespan means it won’t need frequent replacement, and its naturally high insulating values help greatly in maintaining the thermal envelope of your home. Additionally, some vinyl siding has even garnered certification from environmental agencies, if you purchase these, you could earn rebates on your taxes.
Thanks to the design of many vinyl siding products, it doesn’t have strict roofing inspection and siding maintenance requirements. This means you’ll be saving money by using this material for your siding in the long run. This is in addition to the savings you’ll initially get from the comparatively affordable installation cost of vinyl.
At Lifestyle Home Improvement Roofing and Construction, we can help you find a vinyl siding solution that’s 100% right for your home. Give us a call at (405) 470-6999 or fill out our contact form to schedule a remodelling consultation and request a free estimate today.
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