When it Comes to Premium Vinyl Siding in Mountain Home, AR, Modern Exteriors Has You Covered

In recent decades, vinyl siding has become the most popular type of cladding in the nation, and for good reason. Vinyl is affordable, impervious to moisture and insect damage, and does not corrode. It’s also resistant to dings and dents, and never needs to be repainted or re-stained. At Modern Exteriors, we are proud to be able to offer Mountain Home residents vinyl siding from three of the leading manufacturers in the nation – Kaycan, Mastic, and Royal. Boasting a number of innovative features designed to shield your home from exterior threats, these sidings will protect against:

• Heat transfer – Each panel has a backing of contoured, high-performance insulation that creates a thermal barrier to minimize heat gain in the summer and heat loss in the winter, making it easier for your HVAC unit to keep interior temperatures comfortable year-round.
• Impacts – In addition to limiting heat transfer, the form-fitted insulation also adds exceptional resiliency to your vinyl siding, so hail, windblown branches, stones cast up by lawnmowers, and even the occasional baseball strike will simply bounce off without leaving a mark.
• Pests – Not only are these sidings off the menu when it comes to termites and carpenter ants, but also other common pests such as woodpeckers, mice, and squirrels.
• Moisture incursion – Breathability describes a siding’s ability to vent water vapor trapped between the planking and the underlay. All of these sidings are exceptionally breathable, so your home’s support structures will remain dry even in the wettest weather, discouraging wood rot and the growth of mold and mildew.

To learn more about the benefits you can expect after replacing your old cladding with any of our premium brands of vinyl siding, contact Modern Exteriors today. One of our representatives will be happy to visit your residence in Mountain Home to answer all of your questions during a no-obligation consultation. And be sure to ask about financing available to eligible homeowners.