Articles featuring tag: siding contractor

Argh – the decisions that have to be made when taking on a residing project! What material should it be made of – vinyl, wood or fiber cement? What size and shape should it be? And most important of all – what siding color do you choose? Now there is one more question to ask – do you choose vertical or horizontal siding?

Fear not. VIS Exterior is here to assist you. Vertical and horizontal siding options add another facet to the residing project and there ...

Siding serves as a critical shield for your home, safeguarding it against the elements and maintaining its structural integrity. As the initial defense against sun, snow, and harsh weather, siding plays a pivotal role in preserving your residence. The deterioration of siding can significantly impact your roof's functionality and even curtail its longevity. Repairing or replacing the siding of your house stands as a fundamental aspect of roof restoration, contributing substantially to the overall robustness of the roofing structure.

Frequently, the rigors of weather and daily wear-and-tear render house siding susceptible to degradation, necessitating ...

As proud homeowners, we do everything we can to keep our property as aesthetically pleasing as possible. Unfortunately, our vinyl siding will fade after years of exposure to the elements. At this point we’re faced with a situation: do we replace the siding or should we paint it?

Throughout this article we’re going to run through the pros and cons of painting vs. replacing the siding. We’re going to talk about the right way to paint siding and the factors that would steer you toward replacing your ...

From the very onset of a siding installation project, the most important question to ponder is, “how to choose the best siding contractor?” Where you need to look first is to a local siding company, as a nearby contractor is more accountable for their work, will show up if you run into problems and they are likely staffed by people who live in the same community.

If you are approached by an out-of-state contractor, be wary of their sales pitch. They might promise to do the work for less, but ...