If the siding on your home has started looking warn and you are currently weighing your replacement options, one of the factors that will influence your decision should be durability. Each type of siding material comes with a different lifespan – here is what to expect:
- Wood siding – one of the most expensive and most attractive siding materials is quite sensitive and need the owner’s attention and work to be perform well. Properly maintained wood siding, installed in mild climate zones can last decades, but for that, you need to clean and inspect your panels every six months and you need to apply the right types of protective coatings at regular intervals;
- Vinyl – this type of siding is popular not only for the wide range of available designs, but also for its durability and low maintenance needs. The lifespan of vinyl siding panels also exceeds decades and all the material requires to protect your home for this long is a little cleaning every now and then;
- Aluminum siding – these panels look robust and they are robust, indeed. Aluminum siding is almost indestructible – it can get dented by very strong impact and the enamel on it can also get scratched, but all these issues can be corrected relatively easily.
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