Vinyl Siding in Dallas

[dlatin]

Anyone have any recommendations for someone or someplace that does Vinyl Siding. A coworker just got a quote from Sears and is looking for a few more.

 

[wolfman]

I got a quote one time just because I was curious how much the stuff costs. I was told that they could give me a great discount and cover the woden gables and eaves of my 2000 sq ft, single story, brick house for $12,000. I cant see why anyone would even want to put that **** on their house let alone pay an amount like that.

If I was ever to re-do the siding on my house I think that I would investigate using Hardy board. It looks and feels like wood and is not supposed to rot.

 

[dlatin]

Yeah, her quote was just over $10k and there isn't much to side on her house. That's crazy.

 

[badexcuse]

see if amazing siding is still in business. they did some work for me many years ago.

 

[tropheus]

hardie is the way to go. No rot and no expansion and contraction due to weather cycles -- which is one of the primary reasons paint doesn't last as long as we would like on wood.

 

[Dead Horse]

dlatin,
check your PM.

 

[Dave C]

I have heard ads for a product called "spray on siding". Supposedly much more durable than regular paint. My house is going to need to be repainted in the next year or two and I don't think I want to do it myself this time. Has anyone heard or know anything about this stuff?