Siding

Downpours and spring flooding. Thunderstorms that start in the evening and continue well into the next morning. Lightning that strikes twice. Unbearable summertime heat. Frigid winter temps that stoop far below zero. Roads and sidewalks covered in sheets of ice. Snow so deep it is measured by the foot. Blizzards, sleet, tornados, hailstorms —

As Hoosiers, we are resilient and want our homes to have the same quality. That’s why ATCR uses only the most durable vinyl and aluminium siding materials available. It’s also why we only work with contractors who have the expertise, experience, and high standards to ensure every strip of siding is installed to last.

Vinyl siding is a strong and reliable choice for your home. Durable enough to withstand the harshest of Indiana weather, vinyl siding offers superior protection against high wind speeds, impacts of debris, and fading from the sun.

Despite common misconceptions, vinyl siding is actually perfect for the homeowner who wants to go green. Compared to mortar, brick, and cement, significantly less fuel and water are required to manufacture vinyl. In fact, less energy is required overall to transport, install, and even dispose of vinyl siding.

Another reason why many homeowners love vinyl is the variety of styles and colors. From vertical, scalloped, and Dutch Lap, to nearly every conceivable shade, hue, and color of the rainbow, vinyl siding can be customized to suit anyone’s taste.

Aluminium siding offers some unique advantages. Forinstance, it deters pests away and is impervious to insects. It does not hold or absorb moisture, unlike wood and other materials which are notoriously susceptible to rot and mildew. And, aluminium costs less than all other siding materials, making it ideal for those on a strict budget.

Based on the fact it is so inexpensive, many homeowners mistakenly assume aluminium siding must also be easier to install. This, however, could not be further from the truth. It is crucial to hire a contractor who has plenty of experience with aluminium installation because when done incorrectly (and it only takes just one mistake), the cost of repairs can end up being more than the whole project.