The Benefits Of Solid Core Vinyl Siding Like CraneBoard
Even though right now it is summer, soon enough the leaves will start to turn colors and the temperatures will start to cool down. At that point many homeowners will begin to turn their thoughts to winterizing their home, and will make lists of things to do - clean the gutters, repair soffit and fascia, and install new siding. But why wait until fall to install new siding, especially when the weather is ideal in the summertime for doing so? If you're already thinking about this fact, then good! Consider for a minute the benefits of using solid core vinyl siding.
Solid core vinyl siding has quite a few benefits over traditional siding. First of all, the solid core insulation makes for smoother, straighter, more attractive walls; it also acts as high performance sound barrier, to keep the interior of your home quiet and peaceful. The panels offer twice the coverage of traditional siding panels, with half the seams, and are available in just as many color and accessory options as traditional siding. With excellent R-values, air filtration ratings and impact performance ratings, vinyl siding solid core panels outperform traditional vinyl siding panels.
CraneBoard is one of the most popular solid core vinyl siding options. Available both from retailers and online, this siding comes in six inch or seven inch planks, as well as in beaded and in board and batten. You can choose from seventeen different colors, and of course CraneBoard carries with it all the benefits of solid core panels. Crane offers "life of the home" warranties on all CraneBoard products - which are all wind resistant to speeds of between 150 and 200 mph, just as an aside. And of course, they offer freedom from maintenance; as they are vinyl, they never need painted.
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If you are one of those people getting ahead of the game by winterizing your home early, then consider the benefits of solid core vinyl siding like CraneBoard. Now is the time to install it yourself, of have it installed by a professional if you aren't really the do it yourself type. Come fall, when everyone else is just getting started, you might just be glad that you did.
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