Vinyl siding has consistently been regarded as among the more popular materials for home exteriors because of its durable quality. Made out of two layers of PVC and created through the process of coextrusion, this kind of siding is appealing to many homeowners because it does not attract insects. That means it has a better chance of lasting longer. It also usually comes in various colors, so there will be no need to apply a fresh coat of paint upon installation.
Although it may be among the top choices, homeowners should still know more about installing vinyl siding in Fairfax, VA. While there are certain home styles that will work best with this type of siding, others may not necessarily fare too well with it. Let Colonial Remodeling explain why in this entry.
Vinyl as Your Choice of Siding
A colonial home may not be served well with having a vinyl siding. After all, you’ll want to preserve its look as much as possible. You’ll be better off having a stone or stucco siding instead.
When it comes to other popular house styles in Fairfax, vinyl sidings could work best for the Rambler (Ranch style), Split Foyer, Split Level, and even townhouses or the Cape Cods. One of the best things about vinyl sidings is that it can now be manufactured in such a way that it will mimic the effects of other kinds of siding. Whether you prefer wood or cement, you’ll enjoy having a vinyl siding without the drawbacks of the other materials. This makes it easier for homeowners to achieve the kind of aesthetic effect they would want on their property.
At Colonial Remodeling, we can provide you with the right siding for your property, regardless of your home’s style. We offer James Hardie® products, so you can be sure of having a high-quality siding for your home. As a trusted provider of Hardie siding installation in Alexandria, VA, we can make sure that the process will be as convenient as possible.
For all your siding concerns, feel free to call Colonial Remodeling today!
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