Compare Your Michigan Siding Options

As a leading Detroit siding contractor, Kroll Construction can help you make the best siding choice for your home. We will evaluate your home, lifestyle and budget to help you decide which siding product is right for your needs. Let’s take a look at the features and benefits of the different types of siding materials:

Vinyl Siding

Introduced more than 50 years ago, vinyl siding quickly grew into the most popular and affordable siding choices in America. Today’s vinyl siding incorporates many advances in technology, color, durability and performance, and is an excellent Michigan siding choice.

The most appealing features of vinyl siding Michigan homeowner appreciate are its great looks and low maintenance requirements. Vinyl siding is available in a wide assortment of colors, including trim for windows, doors and soffits that can create a unique look for your home. Vinyl siding won’t chip, peel or flake, and never needs to be painted. When Kroll Construction wraps your home in vinyl siding you can keep your home looking good with a regular washing with a garden hose!

New formulations have made vinyl siding more durable, providing additional years of service and value. Kroll Construction will help you select a quality grade when choosing vinyl siding that is right for your home.

Fiber Cement Siding

Among the fastest growing choices in siding materials is fiber cement. Fiber cement siding is a manufactured mix of cement, sand and cellulose fiber that is treated for additional strength, stability and durability. It can be formed and shaped to resemble wood, yet is resistant to weather and insects, won’t rot or split, and holds its color for many years. Fiber cement siding panels can be installed horizontally like traditional siding, or vertically for a different look. Fiber cement is also available as shingles that look like wood shakes but are more durable and easier to maintain.

Wood Siding

Wood clapboard or wood shingles are traditional, natural looking siding materials that have been in use for hundreds of years. Wood looks beautiful, although it requires more maintenance than other siding materials, and is susceptible to termites, pest and wood rot. Wood can be painted or stained. Although some homeowners prefer to leave wood untreated to age naturally, it is recommended that a protective coating be applied in Michigan’s harsh climate.

Aluminum Siding

At one time aluminum was the most common replacement siding material, but has fallen out of favor in recent years. Although durable and attractive, aluminum siding can fade and is susceptible to dents when struck. Aluminum does not provide any insulation properties in cold weather.

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We look forward to earning your trust and building a lasting relationship with you!