The Importance of Factoring in Climate When Picking New Siding

Investing in new siding not only helps enhance your home’s curb appeal, but also protects it against the weather. The effectiveness of your chosen siding material, however, depends on your local climate. 

How Climate Impacts Long-Term Siding Performance

It should be noted that there’s no sole siding material that can protect your home against all kinds of weather. In other words, some that are capable of withstanding warm and dry conditions aren’t suitable for areas experiencing cold to freezing temperatures – and the same can be said when you think of it the other way. Understanding your location’s weather patterns allows you to choose the best siding material that can best tolerate them.

Vinyl, for example, is known for its affordability and versatility, which is why it is among the most popular siding options available. It can withstand both temperature extremes, but it must be made of a high-quality variant so it can be tough and long-lasting. Fiber cement, meanwhile, has exceptional weather performance; it is arguably the closest thing to an all-weather siding material. Apart from its resistance to heat and cold, it can stand up against moisture and impact of hail and debris.

Let Us Help You Decide

Our local area’s climate is considered fairly moderate – warm, humid summers and cold winters. Thus, any siding material should work well for your home. But if you are having a hard time making a decision, you can always turn to Quality One Roofing Inc for assistance. Our siding products are made of components that help to protect home exteriors and increase resistance to harsh weather and fluctuating temperatures.

When you work with us, you can count on our team of experienced installers to work closely with you to determine which products will effectively meet your needs. We’ll only use best-in-class products for your siding replacement project. To get started, give us a call at (888) 301-7663. You may also fill out our contact form to request a quote. We serve homeowners in New Jersey and Pennsylvania.