Window and Siding Replacement in Spokane
This house was built with contractor-grade siding and windows. During our initial consultation with the homeowner, we learned they wanted to give their home additional visual curb appeal, minimize exterior maintenance, and increase home energy efficiency. Window and siding replacement achieves these ends.
The house was first prepared by installing a high-density foam insulation board that increases the walls’ R-value and acts as a vapor barrier. The joints of the insulation board are taped to reduce air penetration. The window casings are custom wrapped prior to installing the siding.
After the walls are prepared, the vinyl siding is installed to allow for natural expansion and contraction. If it’s fastened too tightly or not given enough room to expand, it will bow and buckle as the temperatures fluctuate over the changing seasons.
Vinyl siding must be installed beginning from one corner of the house and working around until reaching back to the starting point. It’s important all the shadow lines match up at all the outside and inside corners. This is done by laying out the walls before applying the siding. As you can see from the image, we’re 90% complete with the window and siding replacement and ready for the finishing touches.
The moment of truth where everything comes together: windows, cultured stones, soffits, fascia, window and door wraps, gutter system, and vinyl siding. The final touch consisted of vinyl shakes in the gable ends of the home to give it life and lasting curb appeal. Voila! Another fantastic looking home by Exteriors Unlimited and another satisfied homeowner.
If you wish to enhance curb appeal and reduce energy costs with energy-efficient window and siding replacement, give Exteriors Unlimited a call today.
High-Quality Window & Siding Replacement
Serving Spokane, Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake, Country Homes, Medical Lake, Cheney, Sprague, Reardan, Spangle, Rockford, Fairfield, Edwall, Ford, Clayton, Wellpinit, Springdale, Elk, Post Falls and Coeur d’Alene since 1984
Posted on March 28, 2020 | Published by Ignite Local | Related Local Business