Siding

Siding

Cost, aesthetics, and durability are all factors to consider when selecting siding. Roofing Rx & Construction can help you sift through the options so that you make the best choices for your home. For example, paint offers a limitless choice of colors, but the house will need to be repainted over the years. On the other hand, vinyl siding will never need retouching, but it may come only in a fixed range of hues. Climate will also be a factor in your selection, since areas that are prone to damaging weather systems will likely need more durable siding. From start to finish, Roofing Rx & Construction can help make your decisions easier—and make your project a reality.

Vinyl Siding

A durable and long-lasting material, vinyl siding requires little maintenance other than a good washing to keep it looking fresh. Vinyl siding is generally less expensive than most other types of siding, but unless it’s of good quality may fade over time. If you live in a particularly windy area, look for guarantees about its durability in such conditions.

Fiber Cement Siding

A durable and high quality option is Cement siding. This cellulose-cement mixture is more sturdy than vinyl and easier to clean than wood. This siding can be painted to any color and can look like wooden siding from a distance. As one of America’s top siding options, fire-resistance and Life Time warranty makes it easy to see why.

Brick

If you want amazing durability and a classic look for your home, brick siding is the best option. Capable of lasting for centuries with proper care, brick provides excellent insulation for your home and can help protect it from fire. Today, you can find brick in a wide variety of colors to suit your home design needs. However, brick can be a bit pricier than other siding options.
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