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Wi t h c l i m a t e change spurring an uptick in ex-
treme weather events in re- cent years, homeowners to- day know that to keep their property — and the people in it — best protected, the sid- ing they select matters.
“Not only will the right materials better insulate against extreme tempera- tures, but durable materials will also help guard against wicked weather and storms,” says Jon Lapp, siding project manager with ProVia. “And of course, siding has a major impact on the look of your home exterior.”
The good news is that you don’t need to sacrifice curb appeal in the pursuit of high- quality siding. Here’s what to know when making this im- portant upgrade.
MATERIALS
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 Updating your home’s siding
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Your choice of materi- als can impact how you feel about your house for years to come. To that end, consider the most popu- lar home siding material, which, according to the U.S. Census Bureau’s Survey of Construction, is vinyl siding. First introduced in the 1960s, its popularity is no accident. Thanks to its low cost, ease of installation, minimal mainte- nance, and long-term beauty and durability, it’s a favorite choice among installers and homeowners. Just be sure that the siding you select
is formulated with weather- and heat-resistant materi- als, as well as UV blockers to protect against color fade.
INSULATION
Did you know that most wall insulation is placed only between the studs? Since wall studs represent up to 25% of the wall surface of an average home, that’s like having one entire wall with no insulation at all. Insulated siding blankets your home, providing continuous insula- tion between the studs and
exterior wall of your home. Look for insulated siding options that are tested and proven to increase the R- value (a measure of a mate- rial’s resistance to heat flow) of an exterior wall. One such option is CedarMAX insulat- ed vinyl siding from ProVia. One of the most energy- efficient exterior claddings on the market, it can help reduce your energy bills. It’s also built with a strong, rigid foam backing that can bridge the subtle bows and dips present on almost every
wall. This will make for lon- ger, straighter panels for in- creased curb appeal, as well as greater impact resistance against rain, hail and contact with your child’s fastball. And because it resists fad- ing, chalking, cracking, peel- ing and thermal expansion and contraction, it will have a longer, more environmen- tally sustainable life.
COLOR
Color and beauty are huge factors in your home improvement decision. To
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