Vinyl siding is an exterior wall covering made from a strong, durable material. It is the most popular form of siding in the US and is frequently used in home renovation to replace traditional materials; stucco, wood or brick, and is a good economical alternative.

Vinyl siding is impact-resistant, strong and rigid, but not indestructible. If a falling branch or a well-hit baseball has cracked a piece of your siding, you can make it as good as new in about 15 minutes with a $5 zip tool (available at any hardware store) and a replacement piece kept from the off-cuts left when the siding was installed. Vinyl siding is very cost effective and is highly resistant to heat, cold and moisture, making it a strong product for the outside of your home. Vinyl siding also is resistant to high winds and denting.

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Vinyl siding is maintenance free! Don't we all need a little extra time in our day? Vinyl siding is easy to clean and care for, and will last you for many long years. All you need do is use a garden hose and a soft-bristle brush to keep it in perfect condition.