Make Your Old Home Look New Again with Siding

Jun 6, 2024 | Siding

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Giving an older home a fresh new look can be challenging. If you are trying to bring your older home into the future, a facelift with new siding is the perfect choice. New siding gives your home a fresh new look, improves energy efficiency, and increases its durability. At Rusco, we can help you take your home from dated to dazzling with new siding.

The Power of New Siding

Siding is one of the most dramatic ways to update the exterior of your home. Replacing worn, faded, or outdated siding has several benefits.

Enhanced Curb Appeal: New siding makes your home look like a new house. With different colors and styles available, you can choose a look that fits your taste and complements your home’s architectural style.
Increased Energy Efficiency: Modern siding comes with improved insulation. Houses with new siding stay cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter, reducing the strain on your HVAC system and potentially lowering your energy bills.
Reduced Maintenance: If you’re tired of scraping, painting, or repairing your home’s exterior, new siding can be a welcome relief. Today’s siding materials are designed to be low maintenance, resisting common problems like rot, mold, and pests.
Improved Home Value: Upgrading your home’s siding is an investment that can increase your property’s market value. New siding can be a key selling point if you plan to sell your home.

Choosing the Right Siding for Your Home

At Rusco, we understand that every home is unique, and choosing new siding is important. Here are some popular options you might consider:

Vinyl Siding: This is a cost-effective choice that comes in a wide range of colors and styles. It’s durable, easy to maintain, and great for giving your home a fresh look without breaking the bank.
Fiber Cement Siding: Known for its strength and durability, fiber cement siding can mimic the look of wood, brick, or stone. It is an excellent option for those looking for a high-end finish and superior weather resistance.
Wood Siding: Wood siding offers timeless beauty for a classic look. It requires more maintenance but can provide a charm and character unmatched by other materials.

Why Choose Rusco?

With years of experience and a commitment to quality, Rusco is the perfect partner for your siding project. Our expert team will work with you to understand your needs, recommend the best materials, and ensure a seamless installation process. We pride ourselves on our craftsmanship and customer service, ensuring you are completely satisfied with the outcome.

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