Replacing Siding Now Keeps Your Home Warm the Rest of Winter

Jan 29, 2021 | Siding

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Even though many people are starting to look forward to the end of winter and the coming of spring, people in our area know that doesn’t mean the temperatures will be changing all that much anytime soon. There is plenty of frosty weather still on the forecast.

But that doesn’t mean you have to sit and shiver inside your own house. There are numerous things you can do to warm up your home without raising the energy bills. One of the best examples is to install new or replace existing siding.

The Exterior of Your Home Is Its First Defense

Most folks think about their insulation when considering how to combat the cold. However, the outside of your house is the first line of defense. By making sure that you have quality siding protecting your home from not only the elements but also the temperatures, you can enjoy warm and toasty comfort inside without the need to crank up the thermostat.

Siding Technology Has Come a Long Way

The reason that this exterior accessory is so effective in regulating your homes’ temperatures is because the materials and manufacturing process have come such a long way in the last several years. It has produced products that are not only durable and longer lasting but also more able to resist weather, heat and cold, and many other outdoor threats to your homes’ exterior.

Using Heat Absorbing or Neutral Colors

You may want to give some serious consideration to the type of colors you use. Depending on what your goals are you can actually opt for heat absorbing colors if you prefer. This isn’t advisable in a place with long summers and short winters. However, it may be a viable solution locally for some people.

Siding can have a tremendous impact on the temperature inside your home all throughout the year. If you would like to learn more about how to best regulate your interior with a few exterior improvements, get in touch with the pros here at Rusco Windows. We have been helping our neighbors and clients with these types of services for years.

 

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