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With Siding From Advance Remodeling

Vinyl Siding | Aluminum Siding | Wood Siding | Fiber Cement Siding

If you want to change the look of your home and give it some outside appeal, change your siding! Older homes, particularly those with shingles, can look old and run-down before their time. Bring your home back to life with maintenance-free, beautiful vinyl siding from Advance Remodeling.

Advance Remodeling does all types of siding and has a wide variety of colors to choose from.

Take a look below at just a few of the siding projects that Advance Remodeling has completed in Maryland. And when you're ready, contact Advance Remodeling for your free, no obligation siding estimate.

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When deciding on a siding option, determine how much you want to spend, how much maintenance you plan to do, and what look you want to achieve. The key to this decision is knowing that there is no perfect answer to what is best. You must find what is best for you and your lifestyle. Here is a list of some of the most common types of siding today.

Vinyl Siding

Made from PVC plastic, it will not rot or flake, and is less expensive to buy and install than most other siding materials. Vinyl can be hazardous to the environment due to its release of toxic chemicals when burned. Vinyl siding can crack, split, and come to look faded after a few years.

• Competitively priced

• Available in a variety of colors

• Virtually maintenance free

• Second in strength to aluminum

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Aluminum Siding

Although it may seem out-of-date, aluminum is easy to maintain and fairly durable. Aluminum will not crack, but may dent and fade. It is also fireproof and poses no health risks to occupants of the house. Aluminum is easily dented when a ladder is placed against it, which may make other home repairs, such as repairs on windows and gutters very difficult.

• Competitively priced

• Offers a broad selection of colors

• Durability is only second to vinyl

• Very low maintenance, but requires extra care for dents

• Stronger than wood and vinyl siding

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Wood Siding

Solid wood can outlast vinyl and other products with periodic staining or painting. Many old homes still look beautiful with the wood clapboard siding from when they were first built. Cedar, pine, spruce, redwood, Cyprus, and Douglas fir are the woods used most often in siding. Genuine wood is quite expensive when compared to other types of siding material.

• Genuine wood is quite expensive

• Results in the most aesthetically pleasing and unique look

• Offers an unlimited amount of color choices

• Subject to damage, especially from climate and moisture

• Requires a lot of maintenance such as resealing

• The weakest siding material compared to vinyl and aluminum

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Fiber Cement Siding

This durable, natural-looking material can take on the appearance of wood, stucco, and masonry. It can provide the authentic look of wood with less maintenance. Fiber cement siding is fireproof, termite-proof, and often has a warranty of up to 50 years.

• Durable and natural looking

• Can imitate the appearance of wood, stucco, and masonry

• Requires less maintenance than wood

• Material is fireproof and termite-proof

Advance Remodeling can provide financing for your siding project in Baltimore, too. You can apply for financing regardless of your credit history, and finally have the look of a new home for a fraction of the cost with replacement siding.

Contact Advance Remodeling today for your free siding installation estimate at 888-214-6621, or click here to send us an e-mail request.