What is Vinyl Siding?

Vinyl siding was first introduced to the market in the early 1960’s and has now become one of the most popular ways homeowners can surface the outside walls of their homes.  It is made with tough exterior grade “PVC” which stands for polyvinyl chloride.  By definition PVC is a chemical: a white water-insoluble, thermoplastic resin, derived by the polymerization of vinyl chloride, used primarily for thin coatings, insulation and pipings.

Why Choose Vinyl Siding?

Three of the main reasons people choice to use vinyl siding, are beauty, durability and value.  Using a variety of colors, soffit styles, accessories like shutters and doors and trim, allow homeowners to customize their home to their personal style.

With regards to durability, vinyl siding can endure rain, cold, salt and snow without peeling, rotting, denting or scratching.  Most importantly, it will never need painting, therefore, the maintenance is very low.  A simple rinse with soap and water once a year, is all it needs. 

Whether you are siding or re-siding your property, vinyl siding is a great investment in terms of overall payback.  It is also less expensive to purchase and install than most other siding materials.  Vinyl is available in a broad palette of colors, accessories and trim to assist builders in customizing new construction and homeowners in designing or restoring their home.

 

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