Insulated Vinyl Siding is permanently bonded to expanded polystyrene (EPS) foam to provide superior looks and performance over traditional vinyl siding

Insulated Siding For Your Home

For many years, vinyl siding has been the most popular type of exterior cladding installed on homes across the country. This siding material is often preferred for its lower price, ease of maintenance, and the fact that it never needs padding. Recently, one type of vinyl siding has been getting more attention from homeowners and builders: insulated siding. This cladding type comes with a number of unique perks and builds something great for your home, on top of the existing benefits of vinyl.

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What is Insulated Siding?

Insulated vinyl siding panels have a foam-core attached to the back of the sheet with laminate. This reinforced siding is available in a wide range of styles and colors, from traditional lap siding to siding that mimics the look of more expensive home siding such as shingles and shakes.

How Does Insulated Siding Work?

With insulated siding, your home will enjoy increased durability and sustainability. The primary benefit to this type of siding is the savings you’ll experience on your home energy costs. Insulated siding provides a stronger and less penetrable seal that maintains interior temperatures longer in both hot and cold weather. Insulated siding also offers greater noise reduction capabilities thanks to the foam core.

All That and It Looks Good

Concerning aesthetics, insulated siding can enhance the appearance of your home over traditional vinyl siding. The foam-core backing creates an improved profile with longer, flatter panels and an overall straighter appearance.

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    Insulated Vinyl Siding Replacement Before
  • Metamora Siding and Gutters Front After Install
    Insulated Vinyl Siding Replacement After

Stands Up to Hail and More

Another advantage of insulated siding is the improved resistance qualities. Thanks to extra padding from the foam backing, insulated vinyl siding is less likely to become dented or damaged. This siding can stand up to hail, stones, debris, or even the occasional stray baseball!

If you’re looking for a durable, versatile and attractive exterior for your home, consider installing insulated vinyl siding. You’ll enjoy decreased energy costs, greater protection, and an overall higher aesthetic value.

Do you install insulated siding near me?

Pro Home Improvement is dedicated to being the best vinyl siding contractor in Michigan. We provide our siding services all over Southeastern Michigan. We have helped homeowners from St Claire Shores to Ann Arbor. No matter where we install our pro Grade siding we never charge more for distance. We offer free insulation estimates that include a full inspection.

Further information on insulated siding, other siding styles and pricing is available by contacting us directly at 888-PRO-1998 (888-776-1998). You can also schedule a Free No-Pressure Estimate today!

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