Let Your Old Home Look New and Modern with Vinyl Siding

If you'd like to enhance your home's "curb appeal" vinyl specialty siding is a quick and durable way to give your home that face lift.

With vinyl specialty siding, your home will look new. Its resale value will increase. And, possibly the best benefit of all -- you'll never have to worry about old, peeling and chipping paint ever again!

Exterior home siding comes in a wide variety of styles and colors, so many in fact that you may have a hard time deciding what color to choose.

You can make your home gorgeous again and feel good about it: vinyl siding is commonly manufactured with two building blocks quite common in the U.S, natural gas and salt. This means that your siding manufacturer didn't have to use imported energy products. In addition, siding manufacturers regrind and reuse siding scraps, thus cutting down considerably on the amount of waste. Most importantly, siding is literally made to last and is quite durable.

Exterior home siding can be placed over wood and concrete, acting as a terrific insulator.

Would you like your home's exterior to resemble, for example, the shingles of a beach house? Or do you love the look of brick, but prefer the easy maintenance of vinyl siding? Then you need Nailite siding. This brand of exterior siding comes in many different styles, including vinyl shingles that look like real cedar shingles or even hand cut stone or brick. Nailite siding comes in different colors so you can easily replicate the weathered look of a Cape Cod home or the rich exterior of a full brick home.

Don't worry that your doors and windows won't "match" your exterior siding; most manufacturers offer window and door trim that match your siding choice.

If trying to decide between aluminum and vinyl siding, you should know that vinyl siding is made from a continuous formed material and is usually around .040 inches thick. Aluminum siding is usually only .019 inches thick. Also, aluminum siding gets colored by painting and then baking its enamel finish, while vinyl exterior home siding is made in a solid color, so that the color will remain, even if the siding is scratched.

Even though vinyl siding itself is almost 50 years old (it first became available in the 1960s but really didn't become popular until the 1970s), placing exterior home siding on your house truly will make it look new and quite modern. It's durable and easy to maintain and it can be used on just about any type of house. Use it on your house and the difference will amaze you!

Let Your Old Home Look New and Modern with Vinyl Siding

By: David Lee

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