What are the kinds of siding available?
Steel Seamless steel siding’s best feature is that it is very strong and resists shrinking and bulging when the temperatures change. The siding will be custom-fit to the exact measurements of your house. Some steel siding is imprinted with a wood-look texture. On the downside, it can be dented and, if not properly protected, can rust. Aluminum Some builders offer aluminum siding as an alternative to vinyl. Both materials are easy to maintain and fairly durable. Aluminum easily dents and the imbedded colors fade, but it won’t crack the way vinyl will. Also, aluminum is fireproof and is not usually considered harmful to your health or the environment. Vinyl Vinyl is made from a PVC (polyvinyl chloride) plastic. Vinyl is less expensive to purchase and install than most other siding materials. Unlike wood, it won’t rot or flake; but even the best vinyl siding can crack, split, or look dingy after a few years. Vinyl will also release toxic chemicals when burned. Stone Stone is perhaps the m