What is the Best Time of Year for Siding Installation?

If it is time to redo the siding on your home, you have several important decisions to tackle. A good facelift on the exterior of your home can gain more than just fantastic curb appeal. New siding also protects the bones of your house. Today's siding choices are likely more extensive and of higher quality than when your home got new siding last.

 

So when is the best time of year to replace the siding on your home?

 

Before determining the best time of year to replace your siding, a few other factors should come first. 

  • Design - What style and material of siding best fit your home and neighborhood?

  • Durability - Where do you live, and what is the climate there? What material will stand up best to the climate in your area?

  • Budget - The cost of replacement siding varies by material.

 

Once you choose the best material for your job, you will have an easier time picking the time of year that you want to have your siding replaced.

 

Siding in Fall

Fall can be an opportune time to replace siding on your home for several reasons. Often, you can take advantage of a late fall promotion that will save you money. Additionally, many of the siding products are on sale as siding providers clear out their inventory for the following spring season's new products and updated styles.

 

Siding in Winter

One advantage of siding your home in winter is that contractors' work slows down a bit, so they will likely have time to do your work. You might even benefit from a great winter deal. Additionally, a residing project can be hard on the landscape around the home. Residing when the plantings and the lawn are dormant in winter will better protect the landscape. Finally, many people like to have their home resided when they are less likely to be spending a lot of time outdoors. If you like to entertain and have barbeques in summer, you might want to have your siding project done in winter.

 

Siding in Spring and Summer

Often siding companies have larger crews to deploy for projects in spring and summer. Therefore, they might be able to get your job done faster with their larger workforce. Spring, early summer, and late summer offer ideal weather conditions for a siding installation. However, the extreme heat and storms of summer are not an optimal time for installing some materials, as severe weather might delay your installation. 

 

The experts at The Window Depot can help you with your siding options and installation. Your siding installation is backed by our lifetime guarantee covering all our labor and workmanship. In addition, we specialize in enhancing your home's beauty, making it as energy efficient as possible, and improving its defense against the forces of nature, such as hurricanes. 

 

Our goal is to provide a clean, prompt, and professional home improvement experience from start to finish. That is The Window Depot difference. Contact us to get a free online quote or call us at 813-901-5555.

 

Sources

https://www.thewindowdepotllc.com/siding.html

https://rgbconstructionservices.com/whats-the-best-time-of-year-for-a-siding-installation/

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