Siding Installation
A siding installation can be a major financial decision. Plan the project properly to make sure that you get the maximum benefit from it. Remember that changing your home siding is the easiest way to change the appearance of your home dramatically. Spend time to do some research that will make your home siding project fun and exciting. How you approach your siding project matters - think of it as something that will add value to your home, and save you costs instead of as a chore and an unwanted expense.
Your choice of siding material depends on your budget, and what kind of overall style your home currently has - a vinyl siding or a steel siding in a Victorian home would look out of place. Look at this way - styling aside, stone and wood are high cost alternatives, but are worth the money if you can afford it. Fiber cement sidings are a low cost alternative to wood, and are fireproof and termite-proof. Steel sidings are very durable but can only be installed if it suits your home’s style. Vinyl is a low-cost option that is durable and looks good too. Aluminum siding is an option that is slowly getting out of date, but some companies offer it as an alternative to vinyl. It is non-toxic to both you, and the environment.
Since your siding installation is a major financial decision, take care when choosing a siding contractor. Ask for references, ask for property protection, and make sure that the contractor is certified and insured. If you’re planning installation at your residence or business, we can help you locate a siding contractor in the Louisville area. Fill out the form on this page and you’ll get up to FOUR quotes for your project from some of the finest siding contractors in the Louisville, Kentucky area for FREE.
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Recent Requests
I have a one story 1300sf 2BR brick house with aluminum siding covering the gables. I want to keep the aluminum, but the vented slats need replacing with slats with larger vents, a couple of other slats have sloppily patched holes and need replacing, the rain guards have wood cores which are rotting, I need a new rain gutter system surrounding the house, and the siding will need pressure washing & painting.
Cyndy C
I am purchasing a house that I would like to replace the metal siding on it. The siding looks to be about 10 years old. The house was built in 1953. House is 1594sf so its really not that big. I like a smooth stucco finish. Please give me an estimate of what this would cost. I would like to get it done as soon as the house closes escrow. Thanks!
Jeannette R