The siding of your home is an important factor in keeping the elements out. It protects your interior from water, debris, and pests. A good siding can last many years, but just like anything that takes stress from weather, it will degrade over time. This can cause cracks, holes, and dirt or mold buildup all around the home. While a siding job can be DIYed, it's recommended you reach out to a professional local siding company for help.
The speaker in the video discusses the different factors that impact the cost of a siding job.
First is the overall size of a home, counting the square footage of siding needed to calculate the cost. A larger surface area will cost more and will increase labor time as well.
Your existing siding will need to be removed, and the condition it's in will impact cost. If it's difficult to remove, the cost will go up.
Siding material will also determine the cost. Common options include masonite, wood, vinyl, and fiberglass. Each of these serves a different purpose, and your local siding company can help make the right decision.
New siding will bring increased home value and curb appeal, so for the best results, consult a siding professional for assistance.
