Homeowners and those looking to sell their home know that a home’s value can be promptly increased with some new vinyl siding. Further, most know that vinyl siding is one of the most efficient ways to improve a home’s value balanced with the least amount of work needed.
Of course, this does not make installing new vinyl an easy process, necessarily. It does require a few steps. But compared to other larger scale projects with less return, new siding makes a great visual difference and maximizes that ever-so important curbside appeal.
The entire project could take anywhere between one day to three or four days for V. Nanfito Roofing and Siding Inc. of Connecticut, depending on a number of variables. These may include:
1. Special permits needed for the install
2. The presence of other outstanding concerns, such as asbestos
3. The age of the home. Especially old buildings may have degradation in the roof that makes the process a bit more arduous
4. Is the foundation stable? If not, the walls may be uneven. This will cause concern for final install. Accessories are required to be installed by the walls to continue the install.
There are a few things that Vinyl Siding in Connecticut installers need to account for prior to the actual application. Inside corner posts must be positioned at each corner of the home. Often times, outside posts are required as well as inside posts making the job a bit more significant. If the property has any gables, they must be trimmed down for easier access. All of this amounts to quite a lot of extraneous work that goes beyond the actual implementation of the Vinyl Siding in Connecticut.
If the job is especially large, it can take upwards of a week. This is a bit rare, but it is not unheard of. Homes with crumbling foundations face structural issues that permeate all the way to the roofing. This is why vinyl siding is used as an add-on, and not a major renovation. In other words, homes with structural issues have more pressing matters than new side vinyl. It is a great way to improve the look dramatically and quickly. But it should always be prioritized alongside other renovations.
