
Good quality siding protects your home from elements like rain, snow, wind, and sun. It also helps to insulate your home and reduce energy costs. Vinyl siding is made from PVC (polyvinyl chloride) material used to protect the exterior walls of residential and commercial buildings.
There are many benefits to choosing vinyl siding for your home, including its durability, low maintenance requirements, energy efficiency, versatility, and style options. Vinyl siding is also an affordable and cost-effective choice compared to other siding materials such as wood or brick. Additionally, vinyl siding is available in various colors and styles, allowing you to choose a look that suits your tastes and complements the architecture of your home.
When you're ready to check our quality and compare quotes, text or call us at 888 544-7366 to start your vinyl siding project.
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Durability: Vinyl siding is highly durable and can withstand a wide range of weather conditions, including wind, rain, and hail. It is also resistant to cracking, peeling, and fading and can last up to 50 years or more with proper installation and maintenance.
Maintenance: Vinyl siding is low maintenance, requiring only occasional cleaning with a mild detergent and a soft brush or cloth. There is no need to paint or stain vinyl, like wood siding, and it does not rot or warp like some other materials.
Energy efficiency: Vinyl siding is an excellent insulator, keeping your home warm in the winter and cool in the summer. It can also reduce energy costs by lowering the need for heating and air conditioning.
Versatility: Vinyl siding comes in a wide range of styles and profiles, allowing homeowners to choose a look that complements the architecture of their home. It can mimic the appearance of wood, stone, or other materials and be installed vertically or horizontally, depending on the desired look.
Style and color options: Vinyl siding is available in many colors and styles, from traditional to modern. Some styles include shingle, board and batten, and clapboard. Homeowners can choose from various colors, from neutrals to bold and bright hues, to create a unique look for their homes. Additionally, some manufacturers offer customizable options, such as trim and accent pieces, to further personalize the appearance of the siding.
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Overall, the vinyl siding installation process is relatively straightforward but requires skill and experience to ensure a high-quality, long-lasting installation. Therefore, hiring a professional siding contractor experienced in vinyl siding installation is recommended to ensure a successful installation.
Prepare the area: The area where the vinyl siding will be installed is cleaned, removing any existing siding, debris, and vegetation.
Install the underlayment: A layer of underlayment, typically a weather-resistant barrier, is installed to provide an extra layer of protection for the baseboards against moisture and water infiltration.
Install trim and accessories: The trim and accessories, such as window and door casings, corner posts, and J channels, are installed around the perimeter of the house.
Install starter strips: The starter strips are placed along the bottom edge of the house to hold the first course of siding in place.
Install the siding panels: The siding panels are installed one at a time, starting at the bottom of the house and working upward. Each panel is secured to the wall with nails or screws, and the panels interlock to create a seamless appearance.
Cut and trim the panels: The siding panels are cut to fit around obstacles such as windows, doors, and vents. Special tools may be used to make precise cuts and ensure a clean finish.
Install the top trim: The top trim, also known as the frieze board, is installed along the top edge of the house.
Finish the corners: The corners of the house are finished with corner posts designed to interlock with the siding panels and provide a neat finish.
Clean up: The work area is cleaned, and any debris or waste is removed.
Vinyl Siding Maintenance
Vinyl siding is a popular and durable exterior siding material that requires very little maintenance compared to other types of siding. However, here are some key maintenance tasks that can help keep your vinyl siding looking great:
Regular Cleaning: Vinyl siding should be cleaned at least once a year using a soft-bristled brush or a pressure washer on a low setting. It's essential to remove dirt, dust, and other debris that accumulated over time and caused discoloration or damage.
Inspect for Damage: Regularly inspect your vinyl siding for signs of damage, like cracks, holes, or dents. If you notice damage, have it repaired promptly to prevent further damage.
Trim Trees and Shrubs: Trim back any trees or shrubs touching or rubbing against your vinyl siding. This can cause scratches, dents, or other damage to the siding.
Preventative Measures: To prevent mildew growth on your vinyl siding, trim any vegetation growing near your home and ensure proper drainage around your foundation. This will help prevent water from seeping into the siding and causing damage.
Overall, vinyl siding is a low-maintenance option lasting for decades with minimal upkeep. However, it's important to stay vigilant and take care of any issues as they arise to ensure the longevity and appearance of your siding.
Why Choose MI Remodelers for Vinyl Siding

No limit on options: We don't try to pigeonhole our clients into using one type of vinyl siding from one manufacturer. As a full-service home remodeler, we work hard to ensure we can offer styles and materials from all major brands and manufacturers. If you can find it on a home in Michigan, we can get it at a deal.
Professional installation services: Our team of experienced and certified professionals provides expert installation services to ensure that the vinyl siding is installed correctly and will perform as expected. We take great care to ensure the installation is done correctly, paying close attention to details such as proper insulation and water management.
Competitive pricing: We understand that replacing your home's siding is a significant investment, and we strive to offer competitive pricing without sacrificing Quality. We provide transparent pricing upfront, so no surprises or hidden fees exist.
Customer satisfaction is a priority: We are committed to ensuring our customers are satisfied with their new vinyl siding. We offer a customer satisfaction guarantee and will work with our customers to address any issues or concerns. We aim to provide customers with a stress-free and positive experience from start to finish.
When you choose MI Remodelers for your vinyl siding project, you can trust that you are receiving expert installation, competitive pricing, and a commitment to customer satisfaction. Call or text 888 544-7366 today to learn more about our vinyl siding services and to schedule a consultation.
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The profile of vinyl siding refers to the design of the panels used to cover the exterior walls of a home. An easy way to bring depth and character to your home's exterior is by combining multiple profiles.

Clapboard siding
Clapboard vinyl features long, narrow boards that overlap to create clean horizontal lines.

Dutch lap siding
Dutch lap has less of a gradual taper compared to clapboard. Instead, there is a groove cut into the top of each board. This groove creates a shadow line that gives more depth to the siding.

Board and batten siding
Board and batten are also commonly referred to as vertical siding. Instead of going horizontally across the front of the home, these wide boards run up and down the exterior.

Shake siding
Shake vinyl seeks to mimic wooden shingles that are often installed in a staggered pattern. This can be an affordable way to create a rustic, textured look for your home.

Shingle siding
Shingle vinyl siding is similar to shake, but instead of mimicking wood, it mimics slate shingles. The small, rectangular patterns on the boards create a clean, modern look.

Beaded siding
Beaded has a rounded bead at the bottom of each board, creating a more decorative and textured look.

Half-round siding
Features curved boards that have a semicircular cross-section. This is popular for accent areas like gables, dormers, or porch ceilings.
When it's time to replace
If you notice any of the following signs, it's essential to contact a professional to assess the damage and determine if replacement is necessary. A qualified professional can help you choose the best replacement for your home and ensure the installation is done correctly.
Fading or discoloration: Over time, vinyl siding can fade or become discolored due to exposure to the sun, weather, or other environmental factors. If the siding has lost color or appears uneven in areas, consider replacing it.
Cracks or warping: Vinyl siding can become brittle and crack or warp over time, especially in extreme weather conditions. If you notice cracks or distortion, it's a sign that the siding is no longer functioning correctly and needs to be replaced.
Peeling or chipping: If the vinyl siding is peeling or chipping, it may be due to improper installation or damage. This can lead to water damage or other issues and should be addressed by a professional.
High energy bills: If you notice that your energy bills have increased, it may be due to poor insulation caused by old or damaged vinyl siding. Replacing the siding can improve energy efficiency and save you money in the long run.
Mold or mildew: Mold or mildew forming on the exterior of your home could be a sign of water damage caused by faulty or damaged siding. Replacing the siding can prevent further water damage and improve the appearance of your home.
Bubbles or blisters: If you notice bubbles or blisters on the surface of your vinyl siding, it could be a sign of trapped moisture. This can lead to rot or decay and should be addressed by a professional.
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How long does vinyl siding last?
Properly installed and maintained vinyl siding can last up to 50 years.
Is vinyl siding easy to maintain?
Yes, vinyl siding only requires occasional cleaning with mild detergent and a soft brush or cloth.
What is the average cost of vinyl siding?
Many factors can impact the installation cost of Vinyl Siding, but generally, you will pay $15 / sq ft on the high end and $7 / sq ft for economy brands.
Is vinyl siding energy efficient?
Yes, vinyl siding is an excellent insulator and can help keep your home warm in the winter and cool in the summer, reducing energy costs.
Can vinyl siding be painted?
While vinyl siding does come in various colors and styles, you can also paint directly onto the material and use any color you desire on the exterior of your home.
Can vinyl siding be repaired?
Yes, vinyl siding can be repaired if it becomes damaged. However, it's important to have a professional assess the damage and perform the repair to ensure proper installation and prevent further damage.
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