CHOOSING THE BEST VINYL SIDING BRANDS
Jun 28, 2016As an experienced siding contractor for over fifty years, we can help recommend the right brand and siding type for your home and budget. We carry a beautiful assortment of durable, attractive and low maintenance siding that will never rust, blister, scratch or peel. Here are the top five vinyl siding brands that we recommend most often, and their benefits. Call one of our 5 Star vinyl siding experts at Trim A Seal for more information 800-217-6355.1)CertainTeed Vinyl Siding by Saint-Gobain excels as at creating sustainable and NAHB green building approved products. Most of its product lines are manufactured using recycled materials and are also LEED certified and Energy Star approved.2)Norandex Vinyl Siding is professional grade, sold only through builders and siding contractors. One of its many benefits is the non-prorated, transferable Limited Lifetime Warranty and Lifetime Fade Protection customers have come to rely on. Norandex also offers an extended fade protection via their exclusive ColorHold® acrylic capping technology.3)Alcoa Vinyl Siding offers one of the widest arrays of product lines across all price points, with the cost ranging from $4.00 – $6.50 per sq. ft. Alcoa is able to withstand wind speeds of 160mph and extreme weather thanks to its styrofoam insulation which can reduce heat loss by 25%.4)Royal Vinyl Siding is one our more popular lines, featuring 27 UV-resistant colors that won’t warp, buckle, fade or change color over time.5)Variform Vinyl Siding leads the nation in popularity, offering insulated siding for maximum weather protection. Variform’s CSL 600 helps guard against the elements by using an exclusive technology called Weatherstrong that helps keep moisture and harsh weather out.
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