While other home siding types go in and out of style, vinyl remains popular for good reason. From enhancing your Beaumont home’s protection to evolving your home’s visuals, vinyl siding is the right remodeling choice for the greatest returns. Let’s cover the benefits of vinyl siding you need to know.
Compared to other materials like wood and metal, vinyl siding has greater resistance to:
When vinyl siding encounters anything from bad weather to insects and pests, it experiences little to no damage. Simple maintenance steps such as twice-yearly cleanings and regular spot checks are often all it takes for vinyl siding to last upwards of 20 years. With Window World of Beaumont’s durable, weather-resistant vinyl siding options—including our most heavy-duty 6000 Series siding—long-term performance is very likely. Our transferable limited lifetime warranty just means even more peace of mind.
In addition to its durability, vinyl siding is also very affordable. Compared to other common siding materials, it has the lowest upfront investment. Plus, with less maintenance and repair demands, you will likely pay considerably less over time too.
Here’s how the costs stack up between vinyl siding and other common siding materials:
| Siding Type | Cost Considerations |
| Wood Siding | • Commonly the highest installation price of all • You’ll have to pay for paint, maintenance after damage, insect repellent and more |
| Fiber-Cement Siding | • Commonly two to four times as expensive as vinyl siding • Will potentially need repainting and recaulking |
| Metal/Steel Siding | • Commonly a higher upfront cost than vinyl • Maintenance will have to cover corrosion-related issues |
| Everlast Composite Siding | • Similar price range as vinyl • Needs limited maintenance |
| Vinyl Siding | • Commonly the least expensive installation of all popular options • Sturdy construction resists cracking, impacts and minor surface scratches • Remains rigid, flat and secured with a tighter fit • Offers strength and stability even in strong winds |
No matter your home’s style, there’s a vinyl siding that can complement it. Plus, vinyl siding can fit in tight or awkward spaces that other materials can’t, making updating an older home with unusual dimensions a breeze. With a variety of options, you know you’re getting what you want with the benefits you need. Our 2000 Series Siding offers the greatest amount of colors, with over 25 styles to choose from, but our other series also have many choices.
Other siding types are more likely to form gaps and cracks over time, meaning utilities like your HVAC unit have to work overtime for the same results. Energy-efficient materials designed to prevent heat loss like insulated vinyl siding can make a difference—especially during the hot humid summer months in Beaumont, TX. You’ll be able to keep your home cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter with less wasted energy.
Vinyl is easy to recycle and sustainable long-term, since it won’t need repainting, caulking or other chemical-based treatments for maintenance down the line. You can be eco-friendly without any added expenses.
While vinyl siding is a great all-around choice, Everlast composite siding offers Beaumont homeowners the appearance of cedar wood clapboards with enhanced durability and low upkeep. Composed of a blend of materials like wood fibers, resin and polymers, Everlast repels water and withstands harsh environments. This makes it resistant to rot, decay and insect damage, nor will it ever bow, warp or split. It’ll also retain its color and finish for decades, reducing the need for frequent repainting or staining. Choose from Lap Siding or Board and Batten styles with coordinating trim options to complement your home’s aesthetic.
Ready for style and performance combined? Contact us to learn more about our new, advanced Everlast composite siding.
When it comes to striking the perfect balance between performance, aesthetic appeal and affordability, vinyl siding and its composite alternative has it all. Our team of experts is excited to answer your siding questions. Get started with a free in-home or virtual consultation today.