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Vinyl siding is competitively priced with other siding materials. When you consider that you no longer need to have your house repainted every few years, the cost is very economical and eventually will be recovered by eliminating repainting costs.
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Like brick and stone, stucco is costly to apply. And because stucco is less durable than brick or stone, it develops cracks and bulges that need regular (and costly) attention. Appearance is usually dependent on applicator skills. In a dry climate
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UV radiation and acid rain are the primary causes of surface deterioration. The result is siding with a dull, chalky appearance. The surface is then subject to becoming brittle. The oxidation creates a rough surface that absorbs moisture, which
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• Seamless gutters vs do-it-yourself sectional gutters and professionally installed sectional gutters: although preliminary cost of seamless gutters can be greater than sectional, there is far less maintenance and overall better value.
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If you are fairly handy with tools and overall home improvements don't intimidate you then yes, vinyl is fairly easy to install. KP recommends watching an instructional video and reading our installation manual closely. Be sure to follow all
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Vinyl siding must be "free" to expand and contract without bulging on the wall. A minimum of 1/32" clearance between the fastener and the siding panel is required.
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1- Siding must be able to move freely from side to side. 2- Nail in the center of the slots. 3- Do not face nail through the siding.
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Yes, but it must meet established minimum requirements. As with any exterior changes, you must first submit an ARC application and receive approval before beginning any work.
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There are vertical reinforcement track attachment strips that are installed in the block. Stainless steel drywall or deck screws are used to fasten the siding.
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Often, a heavy rain or simply spraying vinyl siding with a garden hose will clean it. If your siding is still dirty, you can also wash it by hand. Use a cleanser made specifically for vinyl siding, diluted according to the instructions on the bottle.
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