vinyl siding?
Q. Where can I get prices on the net for vinyl siding? Not for someone to come and give me a bid for doing it, I just want to buy the vinyl siding and do it myself. I go to lowes, home depot, etc. but they just want to send someone to give me a price on doint it. Thanks in advance for any info.
Asked by kathyannage - Wed Jan 3 20:45:50 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should be able to just look at the shelves and get the pricing yourself withour asking anyone there. You'll need to know how many squares you need for your job. Then figure how many corner posts and figure for j-channel and starter strip. Need coil stock for wrapping windows too? Siding can vary in price. Depends on the brand and the quality. SOme of the cheaper stuff, plain white may run you about$50-$60 per square. Then it can up from there. Just figure your walls flat (don't deduct for any doors or windows). One box of siding covers 2 squares of wall space or 200 sq ft. Hope any of this helped. Good Luck.
Answered by Joel A - Wed Jan 3 20:55:58 2007
Q. Where can I get prices on the net for vinyl siding? Not for someone to come and give me a bid for doing it, I just want to buy the vinyl siding and do it myself. I go to lowes, home depot, etc. but they just want to send someone to give me a price on doint it. Thanks in advance for any info.
Asked by kathyannage - Wed Jan 3 20:45:50 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should be able to just look at the shelves and get the pricing yourself withour asking anyone there. You'll need to know how many squares you need for your job. Then figure how many corner posts and figure for j-channel and starter strip. Need coil stock for wrapping windows too? Siding can vary in price. Depends on the brand and the quality. SOme of the cheaper stuff, plain white may run you about$50-$60 per square. Then it can up from there. Just figure your walls flat (don't deduct for any doors or windows). One box of siding covers 2 squares of wall space or 200 sq ft. Hope any of this helped. Good Luck.
Answered by Joel A - Wed Jan 3 20:55:58 2007
Vinyl Siding?
Q. Trying to get green algae off of vinyl siding. have pressure washer. Does anyoneknkow of a GOOD chemical cleaner. I mean one that really works. Thank you.
Asked by jerseyjoker310 - Wed Nov 14 20:59:28 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. just a thought, try some undiluted bleach , and scrub it with a stiff bristled brush..
Answered by just wonderin - Wed Nov 14 21:04:09 2007
Q. Trying to get green algae off of vinyl siding. have pressure washer. Does anyoneknkow of a GOOD chemical cleaner. I mean one that really works. Thank you.
Asked by jerseyjoker310 - Wed Nov 14 20:59:28 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. just a thought, try some undiluted bleach , and scrub it with a stiff bristled brush..
Answered by just wonderin - Wed Nov 14 21:04:09 2007
which vinyl siding is the best in insulated vinyl sidings? I have several options and got confused.?
Q. I am having confusion for choosing vinyl siding. Many contractors suggest to put a small foam bord in place of insulation, after they wrap the wall with tywek. The vinyl siding manufactorors' websites boasts about the insulated vinyl sidings on their energy savings. The cost is a big factor if I choose to use the insulated vinyl sidings. I compared heart-land, alside, crane, and polar - wall. Any guidence will be useful.
Asked by H P - Sat Sep 15 11:07:33 2007 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Look at the r value rating, the higher the number the better the insulating value, the other option is to use non insulated, but before you do that, tyvec wrap, and foam panels foiled both sides, tape all seams with foil tape seal top and bottom, foil foam comes in many different thickness, it works real well and is worth the money, adjust your material to what you can afford, or go for the best and do a side at a time as you can afford it.
Answered by madheadquaters - Sat Sep 15 19:56:01 2007
Q. I am having confusion for choosing vinyl siding. Many contractors suggest to put a small foam bord in place of insulation, after they wrap the wall with tywek. The vinyl siding manufactorors' websites boasts about the insulated vinyl sidings on their energy savings. The cost is a big factor if I choose to use the insulated vinyl sidings. I compared heart-land, alside, crane, and polar - wall. Any guidence will be useful.
Asked by H P - Sat Sep 15 11:07:33 2007 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Look at the r value rating, the higher the number the better the insulating value, the other option is to use non insulated, but before you do that, tyvec wrap, and foam panels foiled both sides, tape all seams with foil tape seal top and bottom, foil foam comes in many different thickness, it works real well and is worth the money, adjust your material to what you can afford, or go for the best and do a side at a time as you can afford it.
Answered by madheadquaters - Sat Sep 15 19:56:01 2007
How do you install vinyl siding over metal siding on a steel building?
Q. I bought vinyl siding for me steel building that has existing metal siding. I'm wondering if I need vapor barrier between the two sidings. I also want to know that type of screw to use.
Asked by MazzyWillow - Tue Jun 24 11:12:55 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you would have to use firring strips around the whole building, using sheet metal screws. fasten them vertically every 16" o.c. then use galvanized roofing tacks to hang the siding...
Answered by ponk43 - Tue Jun 24 13:20:15 2008
Q. I bought vinyl siding for me steel building that has existing metal siding. I'm wondering if I need vapor barrier between the two sidings. I also want to know that type of screw to use.
Asked by MazzyWillow - Tue Jun 24 11:12:55 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you would have to use firring strips around the whole building, using sheet metal screws. fasten them vertically every 16" o.c. then use galvanized roofing tacks to hang the siding...
Answered by ponk43 - Tue Jun 24 13:20:15 2008
What causes vinyl siding to keep unlocking?
Q. What causes vinyl siding to not stay locked? Could it be a damaged piece somewhere, a crooked wall? Also how can i solve this problem.
Asked by blueyam1234 - Sun Sep 16 08:38:10 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You must be in a climate that has large temperature fluctuations over the course of the year. It is very likely that the installation took place during a cold or hot time of the year and the installer either pulled the siding too much with nails during hot season or did not pull enough during installation in cold season. Siding works all year, it expands and shrinks based on the temperature it is exposed to. Someone will need to remove a row or two of your siding where it unsnaps and compensate for it. Not a difficult process but unless you know how to unsnap siding in the middle of the wall and which way to move the pressure I would not do it yourself. Good Luck
Answered by Derek - Wed Sep 19 14:20:21 2007
Q. What causes vinyl siding to not stay locked? Could it be a damaged piece somewhere, a crooked wall? Also how can i solve this problem.
Asked by blueyam1234 - Sun Sep 16 08:38:10 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You must be in a climate that has large temperature fluctuations over the course of the year. It is very likely that the installation took place during a cold or hot time of the year and the installer either pulled the siding too much with nails during hot season or did not pull enough during installation in cold season. Siding works all year, it expands and shrinks based on the temperature it is exposed to. Someone will need to remove a row or two of your siding where it unsnaps and compensate for it. Not a difficult process but unless you know how to unsnap siding in the middle of the wall and which way to move the pressure I would not do it yourself. Good Luck
Answered by Derek - Wed Sep 19 14:20:21 2007
How to attach a ledger to vinyl siding?
Q. Hi--I am building a pergola and am attaching it to the house. I am planning on attaching it to the part of the house with vinyl siding (a little lower its brick--but very uneven bricks so I think it will be easier with the siding) So what I'm wondering is, do I remove the siding where I want to attach the ledger board, or do I just go directly onto the siding?
Asked by eddie money - Mon Jul 28 21:50:32 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would remove the vinyl. J-Channel around your supports that attatch to your house. Use trim coil in spots that j-channel will not work. After you get your pergola complete all the siding must move freely on the wall. Any restriction in the panel will cause it to oil-can (bubble) and can negate any warranty you may have. Good luck...
Answered by Terry L - Tue Jul 29 23:42:33 2008
Q. Hi--I am building a pergola and am attaching it to the house. I am planning on attaching it to the part of the house with vinyl siding (a little lower its brick--but very uneven bricks so I think it will be easier with the siding) So what I'm wondering is, do I remove the siding where I want to attach the ledger board, or do I just go directly onto the siding?
Asked by eddie money - Mon Jul 28 21:50:32 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would remove the vinyl. J-Channel around your supports that attatch to your house. Use trim coil in spots that j-channel will not work. After you get your pergola complete all the siding must move freely on the wall. Any restriction in the panel will cause it to oil-can (bubble) and can negate any warranty you may have. Good luck...
Answered by Terry L - Tue Jul 29 23:42:33 2008
Will insurance companies ever pay to replace vinyl siding on the whole house?
Q. We had a tree that was hit by lightening and damaged the vinyl siding on 2 sides of the house when it fell. Our siding has been discontinued and I don't believe anyone makes 8" vinyl siding any longer. The insurance company only wants to pay for the sides that were damaged. I can't have two different sizes of siding on my house so I think the insurance company should pay to have the siding replaced on the whole house. Is this unreasonable?
Asked by kja - Sun Aug 16 16:43:00 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the insurance company is paying for the damage caused no more no less. if you accidentally broke a neighbors end table and it was discontinued and they had three of them would you pay for three tables or one?
Answered by pickmefirstplz - Sun Aug 16 17:56:51 2009
Q. We had a tree that was hit by lightening and damaged the vinyl siding on 2 sides of the house when it fell. Our siding has been discontinued and I don't believe anyone makes 8" vinyl siding any longer. The insurance company only wants to pay for the sides that were damaged. I can't have two different sizes of siding on my house so I think the insurance company should pay to have the siding replaced on the whole house. Is this unreasonable?
Asked by kja - Sun Aug 16 16:43:00 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the insurance company is paying for the damage caused no more no less. if you accidentally broke a neighbors end table and it was discontinued and they had three of them would you pay for three tables or one?
Answered by pickmefirstplz - Sun Aug 16 17:56:51 2009
Can I install insulation board and vinyl siding over my current asphalt shingle siding? Will it cause problem?
Q. Vinyl Siding over aspahlt shingles. Row home built in 1900. Siding needing to be replaced is in back. I do not want the hassle of pulling down, but will hammering in 1/2" insulation board then vinyl siding be detremental?
Asked by QCM - Sun Jun 22 23:13:35 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have never done that. But it can be done. The shingles will act as a vapor barrier not allowing the moisture out or in and that could cause a problem but I dought it.
Answered by tommy - Mon Jun 23 00:29:49 2008
Q. Vinyl Siding over aspahlt shingles. Row home built in 1900. Siding needing to be replaced is in back. I do not want the hassle of pulling down, but will hammering in 1/2" insulation board then vinyl siding be detremental?
Asked by QCM - Sun Jun 22 23:13:35 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have never done that. But it can be done. The shingles will act as a vapor barrier not allowing the moisture out or in and that could cause a problem but I dought it.
Answered by tommy - Mon Jun 23 00:29:49 2008
How can I remove rust stains from exterior vinyl siding?
Q. My window air conditioner dripped outside and left rust stains down our vinyl siding - I just tried power washing it with siding cleaner and I also used a Mr. Clean Magic eraser; neither worked all the way - it may be stained in to the siding. Any ideas of how to remove it or cover it? The siding is white. Thanks for any help!
Asked by Caroline H - Mon Oct 1 12:10:52 2007 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I used CLR on my siding that was stained from untreated well water in the sprinklers. It also worked well on the masonary skirting below the siding.
Answered by sensible_man - Mon Oct 1 12:30:36 2007
Q. My window air conditioner dripped outside and left rust stains down our vinyl siding - I just tried power washing it with siding cleaner and I also used a Mr. Clean Magic eraser; neither worked all the way - it may be stained in to the siding. Any ideas of how to remove it or cover it? The siding is white. Thanks for any help!
Asked by Caroline H - Mon Oct 1 12:10:52 2007 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I used CLR on my siding that was stained from untreated well water in the sprinklers. It also worked well on the masonary skirting below the siding.
Answered by sensible_man - Mon Oct 1 12:30:36 2007
How to hang decorations on vinyl siding?
Q. I have vinyl siding on my home and I'd like to hang a few decorations on it. I've seen other houses that have this. Does anyone know how to hang things on vinyl siding without damaging it? Thanks!
Asked by Lubyloo - Mon Sep 7 23:12:39 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. there are many websites for vinyl siding hangers..we have used them & are pleased with the product
Answered by Gus - Mon Sep 7 23:27:56 2009
Q. I have vinyl siding on my home and I'd like to hang a few decorations on it. I've seen other houses that have this. Does anyone know how to hang things on vinyl siding without damaging it? Thanks!
Asked by Lubyloo - Mon Sep 7 23:12:39 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. there are many websites for vinyl siding hangers..we have used them & are pleased with the product
Answered by Gus - Mon Sep 7 23:27:56 2009
Can I put vinyl siding over the shingles on my house?
Q. Can the vinyl siding go direct into wood shingles and still look good? Or do i have to strip them all off?
Asked by Carbon steel - Wed Jun 20 15:54:00 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would tare it off if it was own house. You might be able to float the siding over the old wil a foan backed siding, then you have to pack out the windows and doors because the " J " chanel is about 7/8" proud, but i would still tare it off
Answered by gestr44 - Wed Jun 20 16:12:54 2007
Q. Can the vinyl siding go direct into wood shingles and still look good? Or do i have to strip them all off?
Asked by Carbon steel - Wed Jun 20 15:54:00 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would tare it off if it was own house. You might be able to float the siding over the old wil a foan backed siding, then you have to pack out the windows and doors because the " J " chanel is about 7/8" proud, but i would still tare it off
Answered by gestr44 - Wed Jun 20 16:12:54 2007
How do I protect my vinyl siding from my grill?
Q. My balcony isn't very big, so I can only give my vinyl siding about 2 feet from the back of my grill. Is there a heat shield or something I can buy to make sure I don't melt the vinyl? Would I attach it to the wall or over the back of the grill?
Asked by Joe F - Mon Jul 7 23:34:45 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, the BEST solution would be to move the grill away from the house. I know I've had to replace enough siding for folks who were careless about where they put their grills, hehehe. Yes, I realize you say your balcony isnt very big... is this really the only location you can put your grill? Give some serious thought to rolling it out in the yard, or driveway when you want to use it. If youve got vinyl siding, you've probably got vinyl soffet... heat rises... you're quite likely to melt the soffet, or start a fire. Now... with all of that said, and not knowing just how much room you've got or the layout... I'd advise against attaching anything to the grill itself, because it could make the grill top heavy, and likely to tilt over at… [cont.]
Answered by thewrangler_sw - Tue Jul 8 00:12:18 2008
Q. My balcony isn't very big, so I can only give my vinyl siding about 2 feet from the back of my grill. Is there a heat shield or something I can buy to make sure I don't melt the vinyl? Would I attach it to the wall or over the back of the grill?
Asked by Joe F - Mon Jul 7 23:34:45 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, the BEST solution would be to move the grill away from the house. I know I've had to replace enough siding for folks who were careless about where they put their grills, hehehe. Yes, I realize you say your balcony isnt very big... is this really the only location you can put your grill? Give some serious thought to rolling it out in the yard, or driveway when you want to use it. If youve got vinyl siding, you've probably got vinyl soffet... heat rises... you're quite likely to melt the soffet, or start a fire. Now... with all of that said, and not knowing just how much room you've got or the layout... I'd advise against attaching anything to the grill itself, because it could make the grill top heavy, and likely to tilt over at… [cont.]
Answered by thewrangler_sw - Tue Jul 8 00:12:18 2008
Can Vinyl Siding be painted on a house?
Q. My house has Vinyl siding. It has turned pink fromm blue over the years due to the sun. Can this be painted instead of replaced?
Asked by Thalassaki - Sun May 20 12:00:15 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A.
Answered by sadie_oyes - Sun May 20 12:05:09 2007
Q. My house has Vinyl siding. It has turned pink fromm blue over the years due to the sun. Can this be painted instead of replaced?
Asked by Thalassaki - Sun May 20 12:00:15 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A.
Answered by sadie_oyes - Sun May 20 12:05:09 2007
What is the easiest way to install vinyl siding on a 2 story house?
Q. I am going to be removing the vinyl siding on my house to repair and replace some of the sheathing behind it, as the contractor used 1/2" blue foam insulation instead of OSB, per N.C. code. I need to know what is the best and safest way to reach the 2nd floor area and gable. Ground to peak is about 30 feet. Anyone have suggestions for what they use on new construction of homes?
Asked by justcurious - Sat Jun 21 21:40:13 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Definitely rent the scaffolding, or rent a lift basket unit. Trying to work off a couple of ladders is not safe. It is worth the cost for safety.
Answered by Rusty Nail - Sat Jun 21 22:14:40 2008
Q. I am going to be removing the vinyl siding on my house to repair and replace some of the sheathing behind it, as the contractor used 1/2" blue foam insulation instead of OSB, per N.C. code. I need to know what is the best and safest way to reach the 2nd floor area and gable. Ground to peak is about 30 feet. Anyone have suggestions for what they use on new construction of homes?
Asked by justcurious - Sat Jun 21 21:40:13 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Definitely rent the scaffolding, or rent a lift basket unit. Trying to work off a couple of ladders is not safe. It is worth the cost for safety.
Answered by Rusty Nail - Sat Jun 21 22:14:40 2008
Is the problem improperly installed vinyl siding?
Q. Pieces of the vinyl siding on our 18 month old home keep blowing off on one side of our house during high winds. No one else's home is affected in our cul-de-sac. Just ours. Please forgive my ignorance when it come to vinyl siding. I don't know what kind of abuse it's made to take.
Asked by Keebs - Fri Nov 6 14:05:03 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sounds like the wrong length nails were used. When installing vinyl siding, you need to leave the siding loose enough to expand and contract. This requires a bit longer nail since you still need it secured to the sheathing. Most installers leave 1/16 gap between the nail head and the siding.
Answered by sensible_man - Fri Nov 6 14:14:17 2009
Q. Pieces of the vinyl siding on our 18 month old home keep blowing off on one side of our house during high winds. No one else's home is affected in our cul-de-sac. Just ours. Please forgive my ignorance when it come to vinyl siding. I don't know what kind of abuse it's made to take.
Asked by Keebs - Fri Nov 6 14:05:03 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sounds like the wrong length nails were used. When installing vinyl siding, you need to leave the siding loose enough to expand and contract. This requires a bit longer nail since you still need it secured to the sheathing. Most installers leave 1/16 gap between the nail head and the siding.
Answered by sensible_man - Fri Nov 6 14:14:17 2009
When replacing aluminum siding with vinyl siding is the old siding removed first?
Q. I plan to replace the aluminum siding on my house and replace it with vinyl siding. I am wondering if the old siding is removed and new foam insulating sheets are placed prior to the vinyl... Is it difficult to remove the aluminum siding?
Asked by Mmm - Mon Dec 15 19:28:24 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes, remove the old siding. It's really not hard to get off plus you can turn it in for cash as long as it is aluminum. The price is quite good now for it. That will help you out quite a bit towards your new foam sheeting that you put up first. Call any recycling place to find out how they take the aluminum.
Answered by jepa8196 - Mon Dec 15 20:07:43 2008
Q. I plan to replace the aluminum siding on my house and replace it with vinyl siding. I am wondering if the old siding is removed and new foam insulating sheets are placed prior to the vinyl... Is it difficult to remove the aluminum siding?
Asked by Mmm - Mon Dec 15 19:28:24 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes, remove the old siding. It's really not hard to get off plus you can turn it in for cash as long as it is aluminum. The price is quite good now for it. That will help you out quite a bit towards your new foam sheeting that you put up first. Call any recycling place to find out how they take the aluminum.
Answered by jepa8196 - Mon Dec 15 20:07:43 2008
What is the best company to install vinyl siding in Georgia that has financing?
Q. I am would like to get vinyl siding installed on my house and I have been researching companies. I need to find one that is affordable and has financing so I dont have to take out a home loan.
Asked by Dmitriy Z - Thu Jan 18 13:57:49 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm not in Georgia but Sears is national. It has a lifetime warranty so if a rock flyes out of my mower they come fix the hole. It cost more but they take payments. Good Luck!
Answered by B*Family - Thu Jan 18 14:47:35 2007
Q. I am would like to get vinyl siding installed on my house and I have been researching companies. I need to find one that is affordable and has financing so I dont have to take out a home loan.
Asked by Dmitriy Z - Thu Jan 18 13:57:49 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm not in Georgia but Sears is national. It has a lifetime warranty so if a rock flyes out of my mower they come fix the hole. It cost more but they take payments. Good Luck!
Answered by B*Family - Thu Jan 18 14:47:35 2007
Hi, im power washing my vinyl siding, how close can I get to the wires coming from the street to clean mold?
Q. Mold is on the vinyl siding but very close to where the wires attach to home.
Asked by lenabobby50 - Sat Apr 12 10:06:53 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I wouldn't blast water right onto the connection, but it should be sealed to the weather. So you should be able to go right up to the wire. But in saying that once you get close, rubber gloves and rubber boots might be wise.
Answered by dave.greg - Sat Apr 12 10:15:46 2008
Q. Mold is on the vinyl siding but very close to where the wires attach to home.
Asked by lenabobby50 - Sat Apr 12 10:06:53 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I wouldn't blast water right onto the connection, but it should be sealed to the weather. So you should be able to go right up to the wire. But in saying that once you get close, rubber gloves and rubber boots might be wise.
Answered by dave.greg - Sat Apr 12 10:15:46 2008
How to attach a trellis to vinyl siding?
Q. I have a few trellises made of painted wood. I just moved into a house with vinyl siding, which I've never had before. How can I attach the trellises to the exterior vinyl sided wall? I don't want to just start drilling holes only to find out I've caused some problem with the integrity of the siding. Thanks
Asked by ed g - Tue Jun 23 23:28:02 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I wouldn't,I'd get some kinda wood braces and put them up close to the house but don't put holes into your siding
Answered by Jim - Wed Jun 24 14:40:28 2009
Q. I have a few trellises made of painted wood. I just moved into a house with vinyl siding, which I've never had before. How can I attach the trellises to the exterior vinyl sided wall? I don't want to just start drilling holes only to find out I've caused some problem with the integrity of the siding. Thanks
Asked by ed g - Tue Jun 23 23:28:02 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I wouldn't,I'd get some kinda wood braces and put them up close to the house but don't put holes into your siding
Answered by Jim - Wed Jun 24 14:40:28 2009
What is your tried way of cleaning vinyl siding?
Q. We having vinyl siding in which it is shaded until about 3 in the afternoon. Just wondering what anyone has used to clean theirs and does bleach work or will it dry out the siding?
Asked by djnp - Mon Nov 20 10:22:00 2006 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I pour bleach in a pump sprayer, like one of those at Lowes, you can get to spray bugs (about $10.00) fill it up, pump and pull the trigger. I'll spray one side of house, then rinse with water hose that has a sprayer on it. Or you can use a pressure washer after you spray house. I do this about every summer. It doesn't hurt the siding.
Answered by ward6359 - Mon Nov 20 10:27:19 2006
Q. We having vinyl siding in which it is shaded until about 3 in the afternoon. Just wondering what anyone has used to clean theirs and does bleach work or will it dry out the siding?
Asked by djnp - Mon Nov 20 10:22:00 2006 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I pour bleach in a pump sprayer, like one of those at Lowes, you can get to spray bugs (about $10.00) fill it up, pump and pull the trigger. I'll spray one side of house, then rinse with water hose that has a sprayer on it. Or you can use a pressure washer after you spray house. I do this about every summer. It doesn't hurt the siding.
Answered by ward6359 - Mon Nov 20 10:27:19 2006
From Yahoo Answer Search: 'vinyl siding'
Wed Jul 21 03:09:28 2010 [ refresh local cache ]
[Hide]▼
jr-gc.com
363px x 450px | 12.00kB
[source page]
great investment Residing a home is among the top ten remodeling projects in terms of overall payback And if you reside with vinyl you can often recoup 100 or more of your investment
myxpoem.blogspot.com
(Heryrhey)
Sat, 12 Sep 2009 12:10:00 GM
With is various forms of reimbursement . vinyl siding. from Taylor Construction. Now your house will not only see the best season after season, it will save you money now and again uselessness's and maintenance. ...
[Hide]▲
