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Seamless Vinyl Siding

Is Seamless Vinyl Siding Right For Your Home?

When it is time to replace the siding on your home, or if you are building a new home, you need to look at the various types of siding and decide which kind is right for you. You will be considering the style of your home, your budget and your personal preferences in siding looks. Do you have a traditional or a contemporary style home? What are the climate conditions your new siding will need to withstand? Will you be installing this siding yourself or hiring a professional siding contractor? Can this siding be repaired if damaged? Do I need insulated siding?

There are many types of siding materials and styles to choose from. You can get vinyl siding without seams, planks or wood shakes, metal, cement, composite planks or shakes, barn wood, stone, slate, brick and panels of various materials. You can stucco your home. All of these materials have good and bad features to consider. Many people choose seamless siding because of it's low cost and other advantages. It is one of the best for home owner installation for those on tight budgets. Some other advantages of seamless vinyl siding are: up to 40 foot long sections for seamless install, dent, rust and flake resistant, no grounding required, low maintenance, highly durable, with no seam patterns.

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The first vinyl siding came to us in the 1970's in the form of vinyl "box" siding. It was promising, but had issues with color stability and expansion and contraction problems. In the 1980's the industry changed to new polymers and better chemical compounds to improve the quality and color retention of 12'6" box siding. Now the problem was with seams every 12' which could be unsightly. These seams left the siding vulnerable to high wind damage and insect infestation. The nest problem was the installation with nails in elongated slots. One nail miss placed and the whole job looked wrong, and there were hundreds of nails to pound.  Today, with technological advances and new developments, Seamless Vinyl Siding has become more popular.

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