Beautiful, Affordable,Maintenance-Free.

Modern vinyl siding is formulated with UV inhibitors that significantly reduce fading. Quality products come with fade warranties of 20-25+ years. That said, all exterior materials experience some degree of fading over decades of sun exposure. Choosing lighter colors and premium-grade vinyl minimizes fading concerns.

Yes, vinyl siding can be painted, though it's rarely necessary. If you want to change colors after 15-20 years, use 100% acrylic paint in a color equal to or lighter than the original (dark colors absorb more heat and can cause warping). However, most homeowners choose vinyl specifically to avoid painting - replacement may be better than painting old siding.

Insulated vinyl siding costs 20-30% more but offers several benefits: increased energy efficiency (R-2 to R-5 added insulation), reduced outside noise, a flatter and more rigid surface with better appearance, and elimination of hollow sound when touched. For older homes or anyone prioritizing energy savings and premium appearance, it's worth the upgrade.

Vinyl siding typically costs $6-12 per square foot installed, depending on grade and insulation. A typical 1,500-2,000 sq ft siding project runs $10,000-$20,000. Basic vinyl is on the lower end; premium insulated vinyl costs more. This includes removal of old siding, installation, and all trim work.

Vinyl siding requires almost no maintenance - that's its biggest advantage. Occasional cleaning with a garden hose removes dirt and pollen. For stubborn spots, use a soft brush with mild soap and water. No painting, staining, or sealing ever required. Inspect annually for any damage from impacts or storms.