Siding installation

No. Our vinyl siding is virtually maintenance free. The most you will ever do is to wash your siding with soap and water, perhaps yearly.

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1-800-HANSONS offers the widest variety of trim pieces in the industry. Everything from functional utility trims to substantial wide trims resembling dimentional lumber. We also offer fluted cornerposts and decorative crown molding for window headers.

Vinyl siding is generally available in 6’ to 12’ lengths so it needs to be overlapped at the ends to cover an entire wall. Our siding panels are over 16′, so we have far less seams. A good siding installer will lap your vinyl siding away from traffic to further minimize the laps.

1-800-HANSONS offers vinyl siding at a number of price points to fit any need and budget. You will want to call us for a no obligation, quote by a highly trained representative. You will receive an expert analysis based on your specific requirements and home’s measurements.

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There is no other better material for siding. Vinyl siding’s outstanding features and benefits have made it the best, most popular siding material in America today. 1-800-HANSONS knows vinyl is the preferred siding for more and more homeowners because it retains most of it’s installed cost in your homes’ value.

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Yes, because vinyl siding is extremely versatile and can be used with just about any exterior building material, brick, cinder block, even natural logs and field stones.

No. You can have your new vinyl siding installed in any season, as your schedule and budget allow. We will work with you to make sure you can get your homes’ new siding installed on your desired schedule.

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Once you have found a reliable contractor and roughly predicted the cost for your siding project, it is time to prepare for the installation. Understanding the process, while working together with a reliable contractor, will help you have realistic expectations and ensure quality home improvement.

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Insulated vinyl siding is standard vinyl siding backed with solid rigid-foam insulation. By filling the voids behind the siding’s profile, the insulation makes the whole material stiffer and more resistant to bending and movement than regular vinyl siding. The insulation can also add some R-value to the siding.

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R-value, otherwise known as resistance to heat flow, measures how well an insulated item prevents the flow of heat into and out of a home.

Traditional, uninsulated vinyl siding has an R-value of approximately 0.61, with high-quality, insulated siding ranging from 2.0 to 4.0.

Siding vents, also known as soffits, are designed to prevent heat and moisture buildup and keep fresh air moving. While traditional soffit vents are visible, our patented airflow system and slanted wall design keeps ventilation perforations hidden while optimizing air flow.

Composite cladding is a manufactured alternative to wood that has the look of real wood with better performance. Our cladding was engineered to achieve superior results in tests for wind load, thermal and impact resistance, strength, and flame/smoke spread with a Class A Fire Rating.