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Of the many siding options available, Emco Seamless Steel is one of the easiest to maintain. That said, you should still take the time out to perfect your steel siding cleaning technique. Steel siding can oxidize and corrode over time, and even a little dirt can lead to disaster. Fortunately, your Emco Seamless Steel doesn’t need to be repainted. It’s energy efficient, and it’s available in a number of colors. To get the most out of your Emco Seamless Steel siding, take the following cleaning tips to heart.

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Are you ready to build the perfect window and door combination? Then C & T Siding can help you every step of the way. Below are some expert tips on how to build a cohesive window and door design that you and your family will love for years to come.

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You may not know this, but 30 percent of homeowners nationwide choose siding to protect their home exterior. It is hands down the most durable and energy-efficient product on the market today. There may be some other valuable details about siding that you are unaware of. Below, we share a few siding facts that will solidify just how amazing this home product is.

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Because it’s steel, the siding can be installed at any time of year. Additionally, it’s temperature and weather-resistant during all months. Seamless steel won’t crack during the cold months, and it’ll outperform vinyl siding during hotter stretches.

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No matter the size of your home, you have windows, and your windows should be taken care of. From window replacements to inspections, a quality contractor is your key to a safe, comfortable home. Before contacting a professional provider, however, you should consider the many services a contractor can provide.

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Before you invest in siding for the outside of your home, you need to sit down and create a checklist of what you're looking for. it might look something like this: 

• Design, color, & texture
• Superior 360 degree home protection
• Durability and ability to withstand the outside elements
• Longevity - how long does the warranty last

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At least 30% of all Americans install siding on the outside of their homes. Over the last 70 years, siding has proven to be the most durable, cost-effective, and attractive material in the industry. Although vinyl siding is a popular option, homeowners are now discovering siding made from tougher, more durable materials. Options such as seamless steel, fiber cement, wood siding offer a wide range of designs and colors that homeowners find just as attractive as vinyl siding. We compare three of our most popular siding materials below:

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Whether you bought a brand new home some years ago or found a wonderful deal on an older home that needs a bit of tender loving care, at some point you're likely to consider reasons for replacing the home's exterior. A professional pressure washing service can often restore a house to a new appearance, but the day will come when you need to replace what is there in order to maintain a home which meets the expectations of your family while maintaining curb appeal in your neighborhood and a welcoming appearance when you invite guests to visit.

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Whether you're flipping a house, planning to live there short term and sell in the near future, or renovating to improve the home according to your personal preference, there are certain renovations which are proven to add value to the house. Value can be determined by the functionality and desirability of the work you have conducted. Personalized features don't tend to add as much value as replacing anything which is worn with new features.

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Today, homeowners face a plethora of choices when it comes to the design and finish of their homes. Choosing the material that is to be installed on its exterior is a decision that warrants a look at the pros and cons of the materials being considered. 

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