5 Questions to Ask Before a Siding Replacement or Siding Installation Video
When getting new siding, you’ll want to know what your options are and what to expect during installation. Our video answers the top siding questions to help you move forward with your project.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
- Watch our video for the top siding installation and replacement questions to prepare you for working with a siding contractor.
- These five questions will help you choose a siding contractor who’s on your side.
- Schedule a free consultation with our Sears Home Services siding experts to begin your home improvement project now.
1. What are my siding options?
The two most popular siding choices are replacement composite, which is made of recycled wood pulp, and vinyl.
2. What are the benefits of vinyl siding?
Vinyl siding is easy to install, virtually maintenance free and, because it doesn’t fade, it’s long-lasting. Oh, and did we mention vinyl siding costs are extremely affordable compared to other siding installation options.
3. What does the siding installation project entail?
Any rotten wood should be removed, and window and door openings should be sealed. Then the insulation board, siding and any accessories, like shutters, are installed.
4. Will there be a big mess with vinyl siding installation?
Yet another benefit of choosing vinyl siding is that it comes in large panels, which minimizes any project-related messes.
5. What should I do before the siding installation starts?
Make sure your driveway is clear, and move any outdoor furniture and equipment that could be in the way.
Don’t forget the interior — put away anything that could be damaged, including items in the garage and attic.
These five questions will help you choose a siding contractor who’s on your side and complete a smooth siding replacement project.
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