subject: The Look And Feel Of Stoneface Siding [print this page] New and old homeowners that want to do a renovation have various options when it comes to choosing a siding that fits their lifestyle and personality. There are various sidings available that range from brick face, stucco, and vinyl siding, however, one of the most popular sidings is stoneface siding. People that choose to install stone on their homes often want to improve their curb appeal.
Stoneface siding has a superior feel. Stones are extremely heavy and when compared to other materials they are the number one siding for stability and support. A home that appears to be well supported ranks better in appearance than homes that have inferior siding support systems and look as if they are deteriorating or dilapidated.
Stoneface siding continues to maintain the upper hand over other sidings because over time, stone siding holds its aesthetic value. Despite weather conditions or other damaging elements, stone is a natural covering that does not erode nearly as easily as other sidings.
When it comes to real stone, not every house is equipped to support natural stone. Most houses are built with a brick ledge into the foundation, so that the house will be able to support the heaviness of stoneface siding. Homeowners without a brick ledge to support their siding can add a ledge to their existing home, however, this is very difficult to do. Adding a brick ledge can also prove to be quite expensive.
Homeowners who are intent on building a home with lots of curb appeal should consider the benefits of stoneface siding. The siding not only adds curb appeal but also increases the value of the home which is particularly helpful in resell situations.
