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Custom Replacement Siding
Vinyl vs. Fiber Cement
When it comes to residing your house the first place you have to start is whether to use vinyl siding or fiber cement siding such as "James Hardie" or "Certainteed Weather Boards".
Obviously the main difference between the two most popular types of siding are the fact that vinyl siding is constructed using vinyl, the quality and strength of the vinyl varies depending on the company that manufactures it and the series that you buy. Siding products such as James Hardie are made with a fiber cement compound that is formed and then compressed to lower the moisture content and then kiln dried. The question of which siding product to use revolves around what you are replacing, your budget, how important maintenance freedom and/or energy efficiency is to you.
Making this decision can be daunting, that is why we have qualified representatives that are able to visit your home and make recommendations based on you area, home style and overall goals.
Quality of Construction
Most manufacturers make a good, better and best siding product in order to meet a diverse markets needs. Making sure that you make the right decision for your home in order to maximize your return on investment is our goal. In some cases a more budget friendly siding product is just what the doctor ordered but in some you will severely hurt your homes long term value, beauty and comfort if you don't spring for a slightly higher quality product that is going to maintain it's beauty for a lifetime to come.
Our specialty is making sure that you have the information and resources you need to make a qualified decision on your siding project.
Siding Installation
Many companies out there use illegal immigrants on their crews, it is an easy way to increase profitability and drive costs down. Carpenter's Touch will never use any illegals on our jobs. When shopping for the right company to install your siding make sure to ask about their installation crews before contracting with them. The horror stories are plentiful, don't become the next victim!
When it comes to residing your house the first place you have to start is whether to use vinyl siding or fiber cement siding such as "James Hardie" or "Certainteed Weather Boards".
Obviously the main difference between the two most popular types of siding are the fact that vinyl siding is constructed using vinyl, the quality and strength of the vinyl varies depending on the company that manufactures it and the series that you buy. Siding products such as James Hardie are made with a fiber cement compound that is formed and then compressed to lower the moisture content and then kiln dried. The question of which siding product to use revolves around what you are replacing, your budget, how important maintenance freedom and/or energy efficiency is to you.
Making this decision can be daunting, that is why we have qualified representatives that are able to visit your home and make recommendations based on you area, home style and overall goals.
Quality of Construction
Most manufacturers make a good, better and best siding product in order to meet a diverse markets needs. Making sure that you make the right decision for your home in order to maximize your return on investment is our goal. In some cases a more budget friendly siding product is just what the doctor ordered but in some you will severely hurt your homes long term value, beauty and comfort if you don't spring for a slightly higher quality product that is going to maintain it's beauty for a lifetime to come.
Our specialty is making sure that you have the information and resources you need to make a qualified decision on your siding project.
Siding Installation
Many companies out there use illegal immigrants on their crews, it is an easy way to increase profitability and drive costs down. Carpenter's Touch will never use any illegals on our jobs. When shopping for the right company to install your siding make sure to ask about their installation crews before contracting with them. The horror stories are plentiful, don't become the next victim!