Frequently Asked Questions

The duration of siding installation depends on the size of your home, the type of siding material being used (e.g., vinyl, wood, fiber cement), and the complexity of the job. It can typically take anywhere from a few days to a couple of weeks.

New siding can improve your home's curb appeal, protect it from the elements (wind, rain, sun), increase energy efficiency, and reduce maintenance compared to older materials like wood.

Common siding materials include vinyl, fiber cement, wood, metal, and brick veneer, each with its own aesthetic, durability, and maintenance characteristics.

Consider your home's architectural style, the colors of neighboring homes, your personal preferences, and the potential impact on resale value.

The maintenance requirements vary depending on the type of siding. Vinyl and fiber cement siding generally require minimal maintenance, while wood siding may need periodic painting or staining.