Types of Siding In Oklahoma
There are many types of siding for your home and KNK
Construction is there to help you with the siding that will increase the value
of your home and to protect it for years to come.
Vinyl Siding
It's a fact – one of every ten homes with vinyl siding on
the exterior feature Norandex brand. So why is Norandex vinyl siding so popular
among homeowners nationwide? It's virtually maintenance free. The color does not
peel, blister or flake, so there is never a need to paint. Ever. It also offers
great curb appeal with more trim options, more styles and more colors than ever
before. Plus it still offers the lowest total installed cost, as well as the
lowest life cycle cost over the life of the home, making it a great value. Add
to that its ability to withstand high winds (certified up to 90 mph or higher)
as well as heat in excess of 100°F and sub-zero cold, plus an ability to resist
termite infestation and moisture buildup, and you've got a vinyl siding product
that's attractive to many homeowners. Insulated Vinyl Siding
Our Polar Wall Plus! is the newest innovation in vinyl
siding! A line of vinyl siding products fused to a foam backing material, to
create an all-in-one siding and insulation system. It's energy efficient and
highly impact resistant with solid support behind the entire siding surface. By
adding an additional foam insulation layer, the R-values of exterior walls are
increased by R-2.9 to 3.5 depending on the profile, helping to save on heating
and cooling costs. The foam is made from environmentally friendly polystyrene,
which has thermal expansion properties nearly identical to vinyl siding, and
moderate vapor permeability to allow the siding to breathe. Unlike conventional
siding, the foam offers protection against dents and other impact damage,
allowing the siding to remain aesthetically pleasing, functional, and lasting.
The system provides the thermal insulation benefits of foam sheathing in a
format that enhances the appearance and performance of vinyl siding, including
sound control properties.
Fiber Cement
For homeowners that want the look of wood but don't want the
hassles and costs associated with it, fiber-cement siding may be a satisfactory
alternative. Fiber-cement siding is more durable than wood, termite-resistant,
water-resistant and non-combustible. It is composed of cement, sand, and
cellulose fiber. The cost of fiber cement siding is more than vinyl and less
than stucco and wood siding. Unless top coat is applied in the factory, siding
may need to be painted every four or five years. Fiber-cement siding is
appropriate for hot and humid climates because it is resistant to rot, fungus
and termite infestation. It also has good weathering characteristics, strength,
and impact resistance.
Engineered Wood Siding
Here is a very affordable way homeowners can leave a lasting
impression from the curb. With our scientifically advance engineered wood
siding, homeowners can get the look of real cedar, plus the added durability and
weather resistance that comes with a highly technical wood-looking product. The
rich detail, deep textures and warm beautiful look of this engineered wood
siding give every home that look of real craftsmanship. And as an added "plus,"
homeowners who have engineered wood siding installed don't have to worry about
dealing with the constant upkeep of painting real wood siding, or have to worry
about the siding rotting, cracking or being infested by termites.
Steel Siding
One of America's most trusted materials is steel because of
its strength and durability. However, when you combine steel with the
low-maintenance advantages of vinyl and the beauty of natural wood, and
homeowners can have siding that not only provides solid home protection, but
also lasts a lifetime. To keep it looking new, just rinse occasionally with a
garden hose. Plus, be mindful of the time and money you'll be saving in upkeep.
Steel siding won't rust, crack, chip, peel, blister or flake. It won't warp like
ordinary siding. It can withstand Mother Nature's harshest weather, including
hail. And it's fire and termite resistant. And regardless of the home's
architecture, steel siding comes in a variety of styles, colors and accessories
to suit every taste out there.
If you are looking for a vinyl siding company in Oklahoma, please call us today at 580-302-3943 or 405-761-9149 or complete our online request form.
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