Aluminum Siding
A surplus of aluminum during World War 2 led to the introduction of aluminum sidings. The humble aluminum siding has come a long way since then, and it was the precursor to vinyl. Aluminum sidings were the first to take on the appearance of fake wood. Aluminum siding is as easy as vinyl siding to install but isn't as forgiving during installation. They can get easily dented when you’re installing them, but aluminum sidings are very durable once they are in place.
You can easily repair aluminum sidings no matter whether the area that is damaged is small or large. In the case of a small dent you can pull it out and cut out the portion. You can replace it if the damage is larger. You can choose from a wide variety of textures and colors in aluminum sidings. Maintenance is simply a matter of hosing it down or washing it by hand once or twice a year. Make sure that you use non-abrasive cleaners when you’re cleaning aluminum sidings.
A coat of paint will go a long way in protecting the aluminum siding from the elements and corrosion. Make sure that you don’t use a latex primer and paint when you’re painting the aluminum siding. The ammonia in the latex paint can cause the paint job to lose its quality. If you’re looking for a aluminum siding contractor in the Jacksonville area, we can help you connect with one. Just fill out the form on this page and you’ll get to compare prices - you’ll receive up to four FREE estimates from home siding contractors in the Jacksonville, Florida area.
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I would like a quote to replace my home siding. Home is approximately 1,200 sq. ft.
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I have an (approx) 24x52 mobile home with aluminum siding that I would like to replace with vinyl. I have a shingle roof and wood soffits. The soffits need replaced. Can you give me a quote on what this would cost with and without soffit replacement?
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