VINYL SIDING VANCOUVER
There are many advantages to choosing vinyl siding for your home. It is very durable, lasting about fifty years. Vinyl siding is a very low maintenance material, requiring little or no ongoing maintenance, at the most a power washing once a year.
Vinyl siding is a more affordable option than wood. However, vinyl siding can be textured and molded to look like other materials, such as cedar shingles or wood clapboard.
Non Insulated vinyl has some disadvantages. Because it does not fit tightly against the structure, it is possible for moisture and insects to sneak behind the siding and cause problems. Damage can be caused to the vinyl over time from freezing temperatures, making it brittle.
WHY CHOOSE US
Whether you require repairs or plan to install new aluminum or vinyl siding, you have come to the right place. All Siding has provided sales and installation of aluminum and vinyl siding in Vancouver. Our knowledgeable installers use the best possible methods and installation techniques to ensure that you get a long-lasting, low-maintenance finish.
Installation of Aluminum & Vinyl Siding in Vancouver
Aluminum siding is an inexpensive and durable solution for your exterior house siding needs that is easy to clean and low-maintenance. Aluminum siding is available in a variety of colours, wood grain or smooth finish and can be installed vertically or horizontally to suit your home. Aluminum siding does not rust; it is resistant to both fire and mould. All aluminum siding removed by All Siding is recycled 100% of the time.
When aluminum siding is installed by a professional siding contractor like All Siding, it will provide you with a low-cost and low-maintenance beautiful finish that will retain a freshly painted look for years to come.
Vinyl siding is even more economical and dent-resistant than aluminum siding and is just as durable. Vinyl offers an easy-to-clean and low-maintenance solution to your home. It is available in many styles and colours and can be installed vertically or horizontally.
