You have high quality replacement siding options, but what’s best for your home? Will it save you costly repairs in the future? What material gives you the best look? Adds value to your home? As you navigate the sea of options, it's imperative to consider not just the aesthetics but also the durability, maintenance requirements, and overall value of your siding material choice.
Pura Siding in Romantic Walnut warms the bright white stucco on the deck and patio levels, and makes a welcoming entryway from the pool area.
According to a recent national survey of homeowners quoted on QualifiedRemodeler.com, a large percentage of siding material purchases are for replacement siding. The top four reasons are damage, curb appeal, better energy efficiency, and to reduce maintenance costs. If you fall into one of these categories, we expect you want a high quality material that meets your criteria and will avoid future repairs and replacement again for as long as possible.
Harris Poll: Why Homeowners Are Replacing Siding courtesy of @qualifiedremodeler.com
Among the top contenders for replacing your siding, there are:
- Metal Siding
- Fiber Cement Siding
- and the lesser-known, but remarkable, Pura NFC HPL Laminate by Trespa.
Pura siding in Romantic Walnut withstands the harsh shoreline weather beautifully.
We Understand Choosing the Right Siding Is A Big Decision
Pura Royal Mahogany wood décor has a rich brown façade that looks more like natural wood, with low maintenance.
Selecting the appropriate siding material for your home can significantly impact its appearance, maintenance needs, and overall value. Whether you are replacing because of age or damage, It's essential to understand each material's key features and drawbacks. This lets you make an informed decision that aligns with your exterior design priorities and budget.
You Could Choose Metal Exterior Siding
Aged metal siding that has lost its finish shows the bends, creases and dents acquired over time
- Metal siding, with its sleek and modern appearance, offers good durability but isn’t truly low maintenance. While it does the job of protecting your home from everyday weather, here are the drawbacks:
- Metal is not ding and dent-free. Tree limbs, flying storm debris and foul baseballs are going to leave their mark. Removing just one or two damaged panels with traditional metal siding is hard. Instead, it means replacing whole sides of your exterior at a much higher price tag, and inconvenience.
- Metal siding finish can scratch and fade. If your metal siding has a finish on it, you will probably need to refinish it.
- Aesthetically, it might not work for your home. Some metal siding tends to have an industrial look that might not complement traditional or more rustic homes.
Get the industrial trend without the high maintenance of all metal siding. This home mixed and match corrugated metal with Pura NFC Wood Decor in Romantic Walnut.
You Could Choose Fiber Cement House Siding
A detail of a cracked fiber cement plank, showing the fragility of the material.
Fiber cement siding has gained popularity due to its perceived lower cost compared to some other alternatives. While it boasts decent durability and can resist fire, rot, and pests, some concerns linger.
- Fiber Cement is prone to breakage and chipping anytime it is handled or takes a hit – those pesky tree limbs and foul balls again. This not only reduces the attractiveness and curb appeal of your exterior but could increase the need for replacement and refinishing costs.
- Chipping and breakage in fiber cement siding also makes it threatened by moisture absorption. This means regular rainy days and humid weather are now threats to your siding and your home. Homeowners often worry about the potential for mold growth, requiring diligent maintenance and regular inspections.
- Additionally, its lower upfront cost might be offset by the need for more frequent repainting, potentially making it a less cost-effective option in the long run. The lower durability means replacing it sooner than other siding options, something you may be looking to avoid doing in the future.
Pura Aged Ash wood décor makes a beautiful contemporary exterior on a California hilltop.
Pura NFC Siding Solves the Biggest Problems
In contrast the more commonly discussed options, Pura NFC HPL Laminate presents an intriguing solution that addresses various challenges faced by homeowners. This innovative siding material combines the natural look of wood with the superior durability and low maintenance needs of modern technology.
Increase your design flexibility by mixing and matching two or more colors of Pura NFC, and never worry about re-painting or re-staining, like this exterior using three Wood Decors s in random lengths.
Pura NFC Wood Décor Siding never needs finishing - or refinishing
Mystic Cedar wood décor gives an instantly weathered look to new siding, chosen by this homeowner for the low maintenance and durability against New England shoreline salt air and storms.
- Pura NFC by Trespa has a finish that "locks in" the color and gloss with their patented Electron Beam Curing technology. This prevents UV fading for decades, and its lab tested to prove it. It also prevents dirt and grime from getting caught in the realistic wood-look texture. Just this one factor puts it heads and shoulders above the competition in low maintenance needs, but there’s more.
- Furthermore, Pura NFC's unique composition prevents moisture absorption, eliminating concerns about mold or rot that commonly plague other siding materials. Its low maintenance requirements save both time and money, offering homeowners peace of mind and long-term cost-effectiveness.
- Pura NFC not only withstands harsh weather conditions and UV rays but also has excellent resistance to scratches and impact, making it ideal for areas prone to extreme climates and storms. And foul balls. Its is tested for high-impact damage and passes with flying – no pun intended – colors.
Pura NFC has additional strengths – literally.
Pura NFC in Classic Oak wood décor gives the option of a light, modern wood exterior without constant maintenance or re-staining.
- Flexibility and bending strength - it will not bend or break in high winds
- High resistance to scratching, gouging - tree limbs that scrape your siding will not leave obvious wear and tear
- Pura NFC can be installed horizontally or vertically when you choose the Climate-Shield Rainscreen System, expanding your design options and improves energy efficiency inside the home.
- High resistance to heat and warping.
- Cleans with just soap and water.
RELATED: See the proof in the Trespa Quality Testing Video Shorts
Pura NFC Wood Décor Color Chart
The benefits of Pura NFC extend beyond its durability. This siding option offers an extensive range of Wood Décor wood-look siding colors, textures, and finishes. This gives you the ability to achieve the desired aesthetic without compromising on quality. Whether your home boasts a contemporary or traditional design, Pura NFC can seamlessly blend in, enhancing the overall appeal and value of your property.
The Lifecycle Of Your Siding Choice Makes a Huge Difference
Pura Aged Ash Wood Decor makes a beautiful contemporary exterior on a California hilltop.
As you deliberate over the best replacement siding option for your home, consider not just the immediate benefits but also the long-term implications, including your return on investment. Potential for repair, energy efficiency, maintenance costs, longevity before it has to be replaced, and disposal all add up differently with differently materials.
While each of these siding materials - Metal, Fiber Cement and Pura NFC - has its unique advantages, Pura NFC HPL Laminate emerges as a compelling choice that combines durability, aesthetics, and low maintenance. By selecting Pura NFC, you're investing in a solution that not only enhances the appearance and value of your home but also minimizes the need for future repairs and upkeep. Make the smartest choice for your home today and enjoy the benefits for years to come.
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