Owens Corning Vinyl Siding is designed for the purpose of durable exterior cladding.
Owens Corning Vinyl Soffit is installed at the roof eave for a better ventilation system at the attic.

Owens Corning vinyl siding doesn't need painting, so you save time and money in maintenance costs. There's never a need to scrape paint, patch stucco or replace rotting boards. To keep your vinyl siding looking like new, simply spray it occasionally with a garden hose. For tougher dirt, we recommend cleaning with a mild soap solution.

(Go to How Do I Care For My Vinyl Siding? for complete care instructions.)

Owens Corning offers many different vinyl siding lines. Design options include horizontal and vertical siding; traditional clapboard and authentically detailed "shaped" sidings; wide and narrow panel exposures; and smooth, subtle and deep wood grain textures. Plus you can choose from a wide assortment of traditional and contemporary colors.

More information on designing your exterior with vinyl siding can be found in the How Can Siding Change The Look Of My Home section.

When you design the exterior of your home, you should think about more than just siding. You'll need trim for windows and doors, and at inside and outside corners. You also may need soffit to finish the underside of eaves, or for a porch ceiling or entry overhang.

Owens Corning offers a wide range of accessories, including trim and J-channels, available in colors to match your Owens Corning vinyl siding. Or choose accessories in complementary colors to give your home a more distinctive look. Accessories for Owens Corning vinyl siding are carefully crafted to make the installation on your home look professional.

Owens Corning vinyl siding is backed by the strongest warranty in the industry -- a non-prorated, transferable Limited Lifetime Warranty from Owens Corning.

The color you see on the surface goes completely through Owens Corning vinyl siding - so you will not see a different color if the siding is scratched.

Durable construction means Owens Corning vinyl siding will stand up to the elements, no matter what type of climate. Over the years, you won't have to worry about additional upkeep costs because vinyl siding won't rot, peel, warp or harbor insects like wood or dent like aluminum.

Vinyl siding is known for its ability to withstand the elements, so it is an appropriate choice for a variety of weathers.

If you plan to move within the next two to three years, the answer is probably "yes." But if you plan to stay in your home longer than that, you should be strongly considering vinyl siding. According to Remodeling magazine (October 1996), in USA investing in new siding can prove to be an excellent choice in terms of payback; homeowner can recoup 69% to 84% of the cost of siding in terms of resale value added to the home.

For more details, go to What Are The Advantages Of Vinyl Siding?

Not when it comes to siding. Vinyl siding's outstanding features and benefits have made it the most popular and preferred siding material for more and more homeowners, as it retains most of its installed cost (see previous question for details). It's the material of choice on new luxury homes...and the first choice for remodeling projects large and small.