5 REASONS TO INSTALL VINYL SIDING ON YOUR HOME

ADVICE FROM INDIANA’S LEADING SIDING INSTALLATION CONTRACTOR

 Thinking of replacing your old cement or aluminum siding? The 5 Star Indiana siding contractors at Trim A Seal have compiled a list of the top 5 reasons you should consider installing vinyl siding instead.

1. Great quality that can withstand damage from rocks from lawnmowers, weather, etc.
2. Significantly improve appearance and the value of your home
3. Easily replace a single damaged piece of siding.
4. Easy care; spray and wash twice a year.
5. Long lasting, durable and cost effective

In addition to these points, there are many other positive benefits from switching to Alcoa, Variform, or Certainteed vinyl siding. Homeowners have found that installing Alcoa, Certainteed, or Variform vinyl siding is an eco-friendly alternative. When compared to other siding products such as cement, vinyl siding leads the way in energy efficiency. One reason vinyl is considered more efficient, is that the home’s exterior doesn’t need to be repainted every few couple years like fiber cement siding. Because of the light weight of Certainteed, Variform, and Alcoa vinyl siding, less energy is used in transporting it vs. heavier, less fuel efficient products like cement or brick. Also, vinyl siding is recyclable!

Another bonus when it comes to having a green, energy efficient home is that insulated vinyl siding can add 10% – 25% additional R-value to wall systems to reduce energy bills and help the earth at the same time.

Looking for a free vinyl siding estimate? Call the vinyl siding experts at Trim-A-Seal of Indiana today at 1-800-217-6355. They are standing by to answer your questions. Or visit us online at www.trimaseal.com Homeowners in Indiana have been choosing the professionals at Trim-A-Seal for over sixty years.

Trim-A-Seal is a licensed Indiana Siding Contractor serving Porter and Lake County Indiana, Merrillville, Gary, Crown Point, Hammond, Valparaiso, Munster, Highland, Griffith, St. John, Portage, Chesterton, Hobart, Schererville, East Chicago and New Chicago.