Vinyl Siding Provides Year-round Weather Protection

Vinyl siding products come in many different levels of quality. Low quality products don't perform well over time, though they may look good right after the job is done. The installation of vinyl siding is just as important as the product and many companies use low cost subcontractors to do the work.

Homefix USES ONLY HIGH QUALITY PRODUCTS AND TOP NOTCH, IN HOUSE, INSTALLERS. We offer lifetime warranties on both product and installation.

Which type of siding is currently on your home?

Aluminum Siding Aluminum is known to fade, chalk, and discolor. It needs painting every 3-5 years. It is loud in a rain storm and can interfere with TV/satelite reception. There is no insulating value to aluminum - it's actually a conductor of warm and cold air.

Asbestos Siding Asbestos is a thin, brittle product. It is very harmful if swallowed and must be removed by licensed professionals and taken to special dump sites. It peels, chips, cracks, and wears down easily and must be painted every 3-5 years.

Old Vinyl Siding Early vinyl sidings weren't made as well as they are today. Many jobs must be redone where low quality products were used because the vinyl has faded, oil canned, chalked, or worn down.

Wood Siding Wood clapboard must be sanded and painted which can be costly. It offers little insulation for the home because it is nailed on top of the framing of the home. Termites get into it, it can rot and corrode, and is generally outdated.

Cedar siding Cedar is a specific type of wood siding so it has the same characteristics as wood clapboard. Cedar Splits a lot and gives a very rugged, old look to a home. It is very outdated and rarely used at all these days.