Today homeowners have plenty of choices when it comes to exterior cladding for their home. It is in your best interest to do your research and pick the product that is right for you. All exterior products have their benefits and disadvantages.
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It makes sense to re insulate when residing your home. If your home was built from the 1970’s on, chances are the builder used the best insulation available at the time in your side walls but it still was not enough.
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The home was built in the middle 1990’s it was time to paint of time to reside. After inspecting the exterior of the home and noticing soft and rotten spots in there wood fiber siding panel and exterior trim boards the decision was made to look into new siding for their home.
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Like a lot of farm homes in Iowa, they sit in the middle of nowhere, expose to all of the elements Iowa’s weather can deliver. The house is over 100 years old.
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American Classic Insulated Vinyl Siding offers homeowners a lifetime of added insulation value, low maintenance (just a garden hose), lifetime no-fade protection, and a brand new house at the same old address!
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The Granger, Iowa homeowners had the crews remove the existing siding and wrap all outer walls with house wrap and install window/door tape around all of the openings to prevent any water or air infiltration.
Read MoreMidwest Construction has been installing Progressive Foam Products since the early 1990’s and was the first home improvement contractor to sell and install these products in the state of Iowa.
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314-SE 4 Street in Ankeny, Iowa 50023 – This home was built in 1958 and we all know back then the insulation installed in between the studs didn’t provide alt of R-value.
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Ankeny, 2007 project Td North East 102 Street in Ankeny, Ia. Troy Deaton is not just a sales representative for Midwest Construction but also a great team leader!
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If you have a home built in the late 1880’s or early 1900’s Midwest Construction has the products for you!
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