Seamless Vinyl Siding
One of the knocks some homeowners make on vinyl siding is the appearance of seams. The seams are areas in which a vinyl siding panel overlaps the next panel. This not only looks unsightly, but it gives homes with vinyl siding a cheap, unfinished exterior appearance. The answer is seamless vinyl siding.
Seams: Good for Baseball, Bad for Your Home
Seams not only detract from your home's curb appeal, they are also the perfect place for pests to breed and water to settle. In addition, conventional vinyl siding seams make it easier for the panels to be torn off during high winds. With conventional vinyl siding, seams are just part of the solution. Seamless vinyl siding on the other hand is both longer and better suited for life facing the elements.
Bigger is Better
Technology has improved all aspects of our lives. Seamless vinyl siding is just one of many home improvement technologies that make our lives easier. Seamless vinyl siding comes in longer panels, which then translates into fewer seams. With the longer seamless vinyl siding panels, it is much easier to hide the seams by strategically setting the panels to end on corners, window frames, and other home exterior features.
Thicker, Longer, and Uncut
Proper installation of seamless vinyl siding gives your home a finished appearance not possible with conventional vinyl siding. Seamless vinyl siding is also much thicker than what you normally see in conventional vinyl siding -- as much as 40% thicker depending on the brand. Contact your local vinyl siding contractor for more information on how seamless vinyl siding can improve your home's appearance.
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