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Trying to decide between remodeling your current home or moving to a new home can be difficult. You agree there is a lot to love about your present home, especially the highly-desirable convenient location and your friendly neighbors, but it is too small for comfort. What should you do?

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In the northern part of the United States, heavy snowfalls and freezing temperatures are typical weather for the winter, and the summers are warm with plenty of rainfall. What kind of home siding performs the best in this type of climate? Let’s take a look at the types of siding recommended by C&T Siding contractors for the Twin Cities area.

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The condition of your home’s exterior is the first thing the public notices about your home. Nothing is more noticeable and detracts from a home’s exterior appearance more than weather-worn, shabby siding.

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It's not too late to start thinking about the cold weather that wintertime brings. Though it's still summer, the fall weather with its cooler temperatures and the kids heading back to school is right around the corner. It might be the farthest thing from your radar, but acting now can help you weather the frigid temperatures of winter more comfortably and cost-effectively.

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Pests can create a lot of problems with your home’s siding, especially if it’s made of wood. Sometimes they can cause such extensive damage that your home’s structure is threatened, creating safety issues for you and your family.

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If time and the elements have damaged your siding, now is a good time to have it replaced. Not only will you increase the value and curb appeal of your home, but you can also improve the insulation values and make your home more impervious to the extremely cold winters of Minnesota and Wisconsin.

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Make a siding plank out of the toughest steel, then cover those planks with a thick protective layer of vinyl that repels moisture, insects or any form of rot or rust. The resulting product is seamless steel siding.

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Your home’s siding protects its interior, but even quality siding takes a beating. The sun’s rays, rain, mold and mildew take a toll on any home, but constant upkeep can reduce the wear-and-tear. C&T Siding has numerous options available to homeowners seeking reprieve from annual stressors. Our team is outfitted with the best tools, knowledge and siding repair equipment around. To protect your home’s siding even more, however, take the following siding upkeep tips to heart.

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Putting new siding on your home can most certainly increase the resale value. Not only that, new siding can significantly boost curb appeal and attract favorable attention from potential buyers if your house is going on the market for sale.

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If you want to move it makes sense to improve the house so you can get a top selling price. Home improvements can certainly raise the value of a house, but which ones bring the most financial returns.

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