Regular maintenance can help keep your siding in good shape and help it last longer. However, even with proper care, siding will eventually require replacement. When this time arrives, you must choose a material that can increase your home’s curb appeal while protecting it from the elements. 

While your siding is designed to be durable and long-lasting, it’s still not exempt from damage. And when your siding does sustain damage, you’re left with two options: you either have it repaired or replaced. But when does one solution make more sense than the other? A premier new construction expert, Thompson Roofing and Construction, shares what you need to know.

In the United States, vinyl is by far the most popular choice of siding material–and for good reason. It is widely available, comes in different styles and colors, is relatively inexpensive and is easy to maintain. But for all its good qualities, vinyl isn’t completely indestructible. To help you keep your vinyl siding looking and functioning great, here are a few do’s and dont’s to follow.