Protecting your Indianapolis home’s value and structural integrity is greatly tied to the quality of its siding. When it comes time to upgrade your home’s exterior, vinyl siding is a great option that gives you the look and feel of authentic wood without the maintenance. Vinyl remains the number one choice of siding in America, and CraneBoard® siding is one of the highest quality and longest lasting forms of vinyl.
We at JD Hostetter are ready to provide you with a quality installation of some of the highest-quality siding on the market, including CraneBoard® insulated siding.
What Is CraneBoard® Siding?
CraneBoard® is the newest in innovative technology for vinyl siding. Through moisture management ridges, the Solid Core® siding provides space for ventilation and is made using Neopor® insulation. Through this innovation, it absorbs and reflects radiant heat and has a 19% greater R-value than other vinyl siding, reducing thermal conductivity.
Why Choose CraneBoard® Siding?
With CraneBoard® insulated siding, you can have the look and feel of real wood without the maintenance, and you won’t have to worry about chipped paint or scratching. The siding is virtually maintenance free and comes in a variety of colors and sizes. The panels can be 6” or 7” in width and 12’ or 16’ in length, providing your home with a seamless exterior. With a number of options, you as a homeowner can have the exact exterior aesthetic you desire.
More Benefits of CraneBoard® Insulated Siding
CraneBoard® siding offers many benefits to protecting and maintaining your home. Homeowners can rely on:
• A stronger bond of up to 200% with the use of TXL™ Lamination Technology
• More impact resistance up to 64%
• Noise reduction up to 45%
• Wind resistant up to 160 mph
• Life of the home limited warranty
You don’t have to live with mediocre siding. You can have a maintenance free, innovative, and beautiful exterior. If it’s time to update your home’s exterior, we at JD Hostetter want to help. Contact us today for a free estimate on your siding needs.
