Vinyl Siding for Today’s Homes

Why Vinyl Siding for Today’s Designs?

High-tech engineering, quality manufacturing and a focus on designing for diverse architectural styles are revolutionizing the way architects, designers, planners, developers, builders, remodelers and other building product specifiers regard vinyl siding for the houses they proudly create.

More and more, these professionals are including vinyl siding prominently, on its own and in combination with brick, stone and even other styles of vinyl and polymeric siding. They have always highly regarded vinyl siding for its durability, low maintenance and value. What’s changed is that the improved aesthetic qualities and performance of today’s vinyl siding are now featured on upscale homes, as well as on homes at all price points, with style, creativity and confidence.

Today’s vinyl siding, beautifully replicating the clapboard styles of yesteryear, is being made for a sustainable future. The strong traditions of the architectural styles and structures of the past are preserved in the materials we have today, with technological enhancements that provide long-lasting benefits beyond the aesthetic. The historic traditions of clapboard-style architecture, including classically influenced styles such as Georgian, Greek Revival and Queen Anne, are easily and accurately specified using modern, low-maintenance technology—vinyl siding.

What’s more, vinyl siding’s performance as a sustainable building material enables it to achieve points for certification in the leading green building standard programs.

Vinyl siding is often used with other siding materials for a rich aesthetic design.